PRELIMS

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The study of teeth forms , parts, arrangement, relationship and immediate associated parts that make up the Oral cavity

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ORAL ANATOMY

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Is the field of gross anatomy dedicated to the study of human tooth structures and other supporting structures found in the mouth

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ORAL ANATOMY

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Everything is found inside the mouth; space bounded by the lips anteriorly, the cheeks laterally, the pharynx superiorly, and the tongue/floor of the mouth inferiorly

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Oral Cavity

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Function of the Oral cavity:
Chewing of food, being broken down into smaller comp, moistening (saliva), swallowing for digestion

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Mastication

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Function of the Oral cavity:
Providing air passage, above the oral cavity, nasal cavity, and air passes. Mouth and nose share one passage lang for air

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Passage of Air

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Function of the Oral cavity:
the help of tongue, pronounce words, talk

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Speech

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• soft tissue that lines cavity

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Oral Mucosa

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A protective covering of the oral cavity (similar to the skin; not as strong )

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Mucous membrane

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lining inside of the mouth, lining the oral cavity

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Mucous membrane

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• Protective covering not as strong as skin
• Made up of stratified squamous epithelium

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Mucous membrane

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• Underlying connective tissue
• Color pink
• Has different thickness
• Covering the alveolar process

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Lamina Propria

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Attached to the bone, cheek area, and inner lips are thinner and loosely attached.

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Hard palate

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Thickened and keratinized (tongue/gingiva); subjective to chewing
covering areas in the cavity in chewing, gingival portion, tissues, and mucosa covering oral mucosa
*keratinized stratified squamous epithelium

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1. Masticatory Mucosa

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Sense of taste; covering of the tongue for the taste alone
Has spec function for taste and dorsum of the tongue that contains special lyse mucosa, cont papilla that has taste buds

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Specialized Mucosa

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loosely attached(inner portion of cheeks and lips/ floor of mouth); found in the other areas of the oral cavity
all other areas like the inner portion of lips, cheek, and the floor of the mouth.

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Lining Mucosa

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Space in between the lips and the cheeks externally, and facial surfaces medially
Lift back to the teeth

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ORAL VESTIBULE OR VESTIBULAR ORIS

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Small (smaller are), antechamber or space bounded by the lips anteriorly, cheeks laterally, teeth and alveolar process medially

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ORAL VESTIBULE OR VESTIBULAR ORIS

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• horseshoe-shaped furrow lined by mucus membrane which is an area of reflection between roots of lips, boundaries of cheeks, and alveolar process medially

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Fornix vestibuli (vestibular fornix)

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• are where the alveolar process ends and meets either labial mucosa or buccal mucosa

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Fornix vestibuli (vestibular fornix)

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• Hard portion of the alveolar bone meets the mucosa of your lips. Like a junction between the end of the alveolar bone or the beginning of buccal mucosa

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Fornix vestibuli (vestibular fornix)

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a space bounded by the lip anteriorly, (between roots of the lip) cheeks laterally, and teeth and alveolar process medially.

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Fornix vestibuli (vestibular fornix)

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• boney sockets where teeth are housed,
• upper jaw (maxilla) and lower jaw(mandible)

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Alveolar process

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cheek and lip; lined by labial mucosa
Fornix vestibuli in the lip area

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Mucolabial fold: Lateral boundary

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Forming in the vestibular area, the fornix vestibule in the cheek area
Gums and teeth; alveolar process and the facial surface of the teeth

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Mucobuccal fold: Medial Boundary

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Mucous Membrane

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• soft tissue that covers the alveolar process