Maxilla Flashcards

1
Q

Where is the aveolar process

A

This is the horizontal portion which holds up the tooth roots

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2
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What are the Alveoli

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These are where the tooth roots sit and these can be resorbed following tooth loss

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3
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Where is the canine eminence

A

This is the bony eminence over the maxillary canine root on the facial surface

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4
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Where is the zygomatic process

A

This forms the side of the cheek

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5
Q

Where is the infraorbital foramen

A

This is located below the inferior orbital rim on the facial surface

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6
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Where is the canine fossa

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This is the hollow surface below the infraorbital foramen where all processes come together

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7
Q

Where is the anterior nasal spine

A

This is the thin projection of bone on the midline at the inferior margin of the nasal aperture

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8
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Where is the infraorbital sulcus

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This is on the posterior half of the orbital floor

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9
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Where is the maxillary sinus

A

This is the large void in the body of the maxilla, superior to the alveolar process and inferior to the orbital floor

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10
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Where is the frontal process

A

Bridge of bone which rises up to connect with the frontals, nasals, lacrimal and ethmoid

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11
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Where is the anterior lacrimal crest

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This is the vertical crest located on the lateral aspect of the frontal process of the maxilla

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12
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Where is the palatine process

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This forms the anterior two thirds of the hard palate and floor of the nasal cavity

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13
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Where is the incisive foramen

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This perforates the anterior hard palate of the midline

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14
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Where is the incisive canal

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This is the opening via the incisive foramen

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15
Q

Where is the premaxillary suture

A

Seen in the wall of the incisive canal and on the adjacent palatal surface

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16
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Where is the greater palatine groove

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This is at the rear of the hard palate and marks the junction of the palatine and alveolar process

17
Q

Where is the maxillary tuber

A

This is the surface at the posterior end of the alveolar process

18
Q

Where is the nasoalveolar clivus

A

This is the surface between the canine emience, the base of the piriform aperture and the alveolar margin

19
Q

How would you side a maxilla

A

For the broken frontal process the thinner edge is anterior and medial with the anterior lacrimal crest being lateral. For any segment with the alveolar bone preserved, can use tooth roots or sockets