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Oral Anatomy/ Tooth Morphology

 December 12, 2013 |  admin |  Lecture series, Faculty Development Program Series
The mental foramen opens on
the exterior surface of mandible below the
Mandibular second premolar
The origin of mylohyoid
muscle is the
Internal oblique ridge
The fossa above the
mylohyoid line is the
Sublingual fossa. The
sublingual fossa houses the sublingual salivary glands while the fossa below
the mylohyoid line is the digastric fossa and the submaxillary fossa.
Lingula gives attachment to
the
Sphenomandibular ligament
All the muscles of facial
expression lie
In superficial facial plane
The muscle of facial
expression arises from
Mesoderm of second
pharyngeal arch
Varying expressions
produced on face are side-effects of
Contraction of many facial
muscles
Whistling muscle is the
Buccinator
The parotid duct before
opening in to oral cavity pierces the
Buccinator
Circular fibers of lip
include
Levator anguli oris;
Depressor anguli oris; Buccinator

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