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Oral Anatomy Flashcards

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Bounded by lips, laterally by cheeks, inf. to the floor of mouth, post. to the pharyngeal tissue

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Oral cavity

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2
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Becomes deep when canine is gone

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nasa-labial sulcus

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3
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union of the right and upper lip and forms a depression

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philtrum

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4
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determines the median of the face of a person

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labial tubercle

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5
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has rich vascular supply

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vermillion border

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6
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angle of the mouth junction between skin of face and mucous

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anguli oris

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rim of mouth

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rim oris

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8
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portal opening of the mouth

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oral fissure

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9
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depression under the lip

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mento labial sulcus

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10
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bond of conn. tissue connecting the alveolar bone

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labial frenum, frenum

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attached to the lingual portion of the alveolar bone

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lingual frenum

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thin strands, (vessels’

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plica fimbria

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13
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spinoys body ext. of the lingual portion of the alveolar bone

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genial tubercle

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14
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covering tissue of the cheek

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buccal frenum

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15
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space bet. ant. and post. teeth

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buccal vestibule

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16
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tissue depression at the maxillart end of the dental arch

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hamular notch

17
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landmark that can be used for punture or deposition of anesthesia , covers naso paltine foramen

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incisive papilla

18
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depression formed by right and left palatine mucosa

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median palatine raphe

19
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union of right and left paltine bone

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median palatine suture

20
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cluster of irregular folded tissue

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palatal rugae

21
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distal elevation of the maxillary dental arch

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maxillary tuberosity

22
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reducing of teeth in natural way, reduction of bone

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resorption

23
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palate supported by bony structures

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(palatine velum) fleshy soft tissue

24
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palate supported by bony structures

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(palatine velum) fleshy soft tissue

25
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remnant of alveolar bone

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residual ridge

26
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small foraminas, union of mucous glanda

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fovea palatinae

27
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beggining of motion of soft palate

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vibrating zone

28
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junct. bet. soft tissues of s. palate at distal end and that of soft immovable tissue of soft palate

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ant. vibrating zone

29
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soft immovable tissur of s. palate and that of levator palatini myscle

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post. vibrating zone

30
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loc. at distal end lower dental arch , tissue elevation, pear shaped

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retromolar pad

31
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bone underneath the retro. papilae

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retromolar triangle

32
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soft tissue prominence

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retromolar papilae

33
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bony deppression

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retromolar fossa

34
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residual formation as thr result of healing of odondectomy

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pear-shaped pad

35
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connective tissue in dentition

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interdental papilla

36
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space between dentition

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interdental space

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