The Lower Jaw Model is an anatomical teaching model designed to demonstrate the structure of the human mandible. This model clearly represents the lower jawbone and its important anatomical features, helping students understand the structure and function of the mandible in the human skull. The model consists of three detachable parts, allowing detailed study of jaw structure and dental positioning. It is widely used in dental colleges, medical institutes, universities, and biology laboratories for teaching oral anatomy and skeletal structure. This educational model supports effective classroom demonstrations and laboratory training in dentistry and anatomy studies.