mandibular anatomy

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Symphysis

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▪In Infants it is a radiolucent line through
the midline of the jaw between the
images of the forming deciduous central
incisors.**

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symphasis

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Genial Tubercles

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Genial Tubercles
▪They are bony protuberances
located on the lingual surface of
the mandible slightly above the
inferior border and in the midline

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genial tubercles

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genial tubercles

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Lingual Foramen
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Lingual Foramen
▪Is a foramen on the lingual surface of themidline of the mandible in the region of thegenial tubercles.
▪There are often two or even more.

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lingual foramen

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CBCT of lingual foramen

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Mental Ridge

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▪On periapical radiographs of the
mandibular central incisors, the mental
ridge may occasionally be seen as two
radiopaque lines sweeping bilaterally
forward and upward toward the
midline.

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mental ridge

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mental ridge

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Mental Fossa

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▪The mental fossa is a depression
on the labial aspect of the
mandible extending laterally from
the midline and above the mental
ridge

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mental fossa

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mental fossa

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Mental Foramen

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▪The mental foramen is
usually the anterior limit of
the inferior dental canal.

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mental foramen

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Mandibular Canal

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▪The radiographic image of the
mandibular canal is a dark linear
shadow with thin radiopaque
superior and inferior borders

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mandibular canal

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mandibular canal

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mandibular canal

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Nutrient Canals

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Nutrient Canals
▪Nutrient canals carry a
neurovascular bundle and appear
as radiolucent lines of fairly
uniform width

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NUTRIENT CANALS

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nutrient canals

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nutrient canal

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nutrient canal

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Internal Oblique Ridge

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▪The mylohyoid ridge is a slightly irregular crest of bone on the lingual surface of the mandibular body. ▪Also called mylohyoid ridge

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mylohyoid ridge

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mylohyoid ridge

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mylohyoid ridge

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Submandibular Gland Fossa

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Submandibular Gland Fossa ▪Is a depression of the bone on the lingual surface of the mandibular body, immediately below the internal oblique ridge in the molar area.

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submandibular gland fossa

Question 32

# what is the apical lunceny?

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submandibular gland fossa

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External Oblique Ridge -

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External Oblique Ridge ▪Is a continuation of the anterior border of the mandibular ramus. Copyright

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external oblique ridge

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external oblique ridge

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Inferior Border of the Mandible

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▪Occasionally, the inferior mandibular border is seen on periapical projections as a characteristically dense, broad radiopaque band of bone

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inf mandible border

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inferior mandible border

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Coronoid Process

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▪The image of the coronoid process is triangular radiopacity, with its apex directed superiorly and anteriorly, superimposed on the region of the third molar

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coronoid process

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Mandibular tori

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Mandibular tori ▪ Bony outgrowths on the lingual surface of the mandible ▪Often bilateral and symmetrical

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man tori

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man tori