Landmarks of the face
Landmarks of the oral cavity (LOTOC)
More LOTOC
Bones I
Bones II
TMJ
Muscles, Nerves, BVs
Conditions
100
This forms a line around the lips.
vermillion border
100
Roof of the mouth
hard palate
100
small raised projections that cover the tongue where the taste buds are
papilla
100
upper jaw
maxilla
100
area behind max molars
max tuberosity
100
TMJ components
glenoid fossa of temporal bone
articular eminence of temporal bone
condyle of mandible
*hinge & glide (wide)
100
Which nerve passes through the mental foramen?
mental nerve
100
Geographic _____________ is a harmless condition that causes red patches that may be triggered by certain foods or stress
tongue
200
Corners of the mouth where the upper and lower lips meet.
labial commisures
200
The raised white line on the buccal mucosa that runs parallel to where the teeth meet.
linea alba
200
raised lines of mucosal tissue that extend from the alveolar mucosa through the vestibule to the labial and buccal mucosa.
frenum/frena
200
lower jaw
mandible
200
space behind mandibular molars
retromolar area
200
Name 2 symptoms of TMJ disorder
clicking
popping
pain
trismus
200
which cranial nerve innervates the maxilla and mandible?
trigeminal (V)
200
What is condition is pictured here?
canker sore
***other name?
300
outer wing of the nose or outer edge of the nostril
ala of the nose
300
This projection extends off the back of the soft palate.
uvula
300
bumpy ridges on the palate
rugae
300
holes in bones
foramen
*purpose
*name 2
300
what do the genial tubercles surround?
lingual foramen
300
what 2 joint types are associated with the TMJ?
hinge
glide (wide)
300
TIME: muscles of mastication (means what?)
temporalis
internal pterygoid
masseter
external pterygoid
300
Name of condition or causes?
Angular cheilitis;
dry, cracked, irritated commissures triggered by certain foods (acidic) or moisture
old, young or immunocompromised patients
400
V-shaped depression between the bottom of the nose and upper lip; "snot slot" :)
philtrum
400
Tissue firmly attached around the teeth.
gingiva
400
wharton's ducts lives in the....
sublingual caruncles
400
cheek bone
zygomatic
400
Name 4 of the 8 cranial bones
frontal 1
parietal 2
temporal 2
occipital 1
sphenoid 1
ethmoid 1
400
which dental specialist might we refer a patient to if there's a major TMJ problem?
Maxillofacial surgeon
400
BOMZ: muscles of facial expression
buccinator
orbicularis oris
mentalis
zygomatic major
400
Condition picture here?
Tonsil stones
500
Line just below the lower lip that runs horizontally and separates the lip from the chin.
labio-mental groove.
500
The tissue that lines the inner surface of the lips and cheeks
mucosa
500
The parotid gland empties into the mouth through which duct?
stenson's duct
500
part of the mandible that meets the temporal bone to form the TMJ
condyle
500
name 5 of the 14 facial bones
max 2 mand 1 lacrimal 2 inf nasal conchae 2
vomer 1 zygomatic 2 palatine 2 nasal 2
500
3 causes of TMJ disorder
birth/developmental
clenching/grinding
accident/trauma
sports injuries
arthritis & other autoimmune diseases
500
artery supplying blood to most of the head and the neck
common carotid
500
Advanced gum disease is called
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