medical devices

Practice on a phantom, not a puppy

Order a 3D-printed kidney with cysts or a pregnant uterus with pups, embedded in gel inside a reusable torso—your students and new techs scan realistic canine anatomy over and over without the ethics committee or the $40K human simulator.

Snap it on, nail the tooth

Slide the disposable sleeve onto your handheld X-ray cone and it locks the angle and distance for canine molars, premolars, or incisors—so you skip the retakes, cut the radiation, and finish the dental in half the time.