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The mental foramen opens on
the exterior surface of mandible below the |
Mandibular second premolar
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The origin of mylohyoid
muscle is the |
Internal oblique ridge
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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. |
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Lingula gives attachment to
the |
Sphenomandibular ligament
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All the muscles of facial
expression lie |
In superficial facial plane
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The muscle of facial
expression arises from |
Mesoderm of second
pharyngeal arch |
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Varying expressions
produced on face are side-effects of |
Contraction of many facial
muscles |
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Whistling muscle is the
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Buccinator
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The parotid duct before
opening in to oral cavity pierces the |
Buccinator
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Circular fibers of lip
include |
Levator anguli oris;
Depressor anguli oris; Buccinator |
Prof. Rooban Thavarajah
Oral and Maxillofacial Pathologist
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