alveolar process forms the support for the teeth mental forament crepitus mentalis raises and wrinkles the skin of the chin, pushes up the lower lip clenching Temporal mastoid process is located on this bone Frontal newborn, softspot, parietal bones articulate Maxilla trismus most common cause of restricted mandibular movement sliding retrusion backward movement of the lower jaw protrusion forward movement of the lower jaw orbicularis oris 8 How many cranium bones? 14 How many facial bones? 2 How many parts is the human skull? Mandible Only movable bone of the face floor of the mouth buccinator muscle that compresses the cheeks gliding mandibular froamen fromamina located on the lingual surface of each ramus of the mandible TMJ articulation of the mandible and temporal bone mastication group of muscles aid in movement of mandible hinge first phase of mouth opening grinding Occipital Forms the base of the skull zygomatic forms the prominence of the cheeks facial expression Parietal alveolar process forms the support for the teeth mental forament crepitus mentalis raises and wrinkles the skin of the chin, pushes up the lower lip clenching Temporal mastoid process is located on this bone Frontal newborn, softspot, parietal bones articulate Maxilla trismus most common cause of restricted mandibular movement sliding retrusion backward movement of the lower jaw protrusion forward movement of the lower jaw orbicularis oris 8 How many cranium bones? 14 How many facial bones? 2 How many parts is the human skull? Mandible Only movable bone of the face floor of the mouth buccinator muscle that compresses the cheeks gliding mandibular froamen fromamina located on the lingual surface of each ramus of the mandible TMJ articulation of the mandible and temporal bone mastication group of muscles aid in movement of mandible hinge first phase of mouth opening grinding Occipital Forms the base of the skull zygomatic forms the prominence of the cheeks facial expression Parietal
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forms the support for the teeth
mental forament
crepitus
raises and wrinkles the skin of the chin, pushes up the lower lip
clenching
mastoid process is located on this bone
newborn, softspot, parietal bones articulate
Maxilla
most common cause of restricted mandibular movement
sliding
backward movement of the lower jaw
forward movement of the lower jaw
orbicularis oris
How many cranium bones?
How many facial bones?
How many parts is the human skull?
Only movable bone of the face
floor of the mouth
muscle that compresses the cheeks
gliding
fromamina located on the lingual surface of each ramus of the mandible
articulation of the mandible and temporal bone
group of muscles aid in movement of mandible
first phase of mouth opening
grinding
Forms the base of the skull
forms the prominence of the cheeks
facial expression
Parietal
