The Facial Bones

Question 1

What do the facial bones we’ve for?

Answer 1

• as attachments sites for the muscles of chewing and facial expression

Question 2

What are the Facial bones?

Answer 2

• 1 mandible
• 2 Maxillary bones
• 2 Zygomatic bones
• 2 Nasal bones
• 1 Vomer
• 2 Lacrimal bones
• 2 Inferior nasal conchae
• 2 Palatine bones

Question 3

What facial bones can you see in the anterior view?

Answer 3

• zygomatic
• nasal
• vomer
• inferior nasal concha
• lacrimal
• maxillary
• mandible

Question 4

In the anterior view; what are the landmarks for zygomatic bone?

Answer 4

• temporal process

Question 5

In the anterior view; what are the landmarks for nasal bone?

Answer 5

• middle nasal conchae

Question 6

In the anterior view; what are the landmarks for maxillary bone?

Answer 6

• infraorbital foramen
• anterior nasal spine
• maxillary alveolar process

Question 7

In the anterior view; what are the landmarks for mandible bone?

Answer 7

• mental foramen

* mandibular alveolar process

Question 8

What Facebook bones can be seen from the lateral view?

Answer 8

1. Nasal bone
2. Lacrimal bone
3. Maxillary bone
4. Mandible bone
5. Zygomatic bone

Question 9

In lateral view: what are the landmarks for zygomatic bone?

Answer 9

• temporal process

Question 10

In lateral view: what are the landmarks for maxillary bone?

Answer 10

• anterior nasal spine

* maxillary alveolar processes

Question 11

In lateral view: what are the landmarks for mandible bone?

Answer 11

• mandible alveolar processes

* mental foramen

Question 12

What Facial bones can be seen in the inferior view?

Answer 12

• maxillary bone
• mandible bone
• vomer
• Palatine bone

Question 13

In the mandible; what are the landmarks?

Answer 13

1. Mental alveolar processes
2. Mental foramen
3. Mandibular foramen
4. Coronoid process
5. Mandibular condyle
   •Condyloid process
6. Mandibular notch
7. Ramus
8. Angle
9. Body