Although cadaver dissection and prosection are considered essential techniques for studying anatomy, their effectiveness is hindered by the use of flat, 2-D structures in didactic portions of anatomy courses. The limitations of this particular method can greatly hinder students' comprehension and grasp of anatomy, ultimately limiting the overall effectiveness and quality of the teaching and learning experience (TLE). In order to enhance the TLE and improve students' understanding of gross human anatomy, there are a variety of tools that can be utilized, including 3-D virtual anatomy applications and anatomical models. These resources provide a visual and interactive approach to learning, allowing for a more comprehensive understanding of the complex structures of the human body. The Anatomage, a virtual anatomy dissection table (VDT), is a highly sophisticated advancement that enables the dissection and prosection of the human body and its segments. The primary objective of this research project is to delve into integrating a VDT into a physical therapy anatomy course for a complex topic like head and neck, with the aim of enhancing the TLE and comprehension of anatomical concepts of said area. The methods encompass the inclusion of the VDT as an extra dissection table within the cadaver lab setting. Each group of scholars was given the responsibility to locate and study the assigned anatomical configurations and dissections on the VDT, specifically for their designated topic. Based on the results of our study, it can be inferred that there have been improvements in knowledge retention among students after the introduction of the VDT in the cadaver dissection segment of the course for head and neck. As a result of our research and analysis, we have come to the conclusion that the VDT is an exceptional tool that should be implemented in anatomy courses to help students understand intricate anatomical structures. The integration of the VDT is an essential and crucial step in the process of assimilating and applying human anatomy knowledge for students pursuing careers in the healthcare field.