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The inner parts of the lips are lined by
a pink labial mucosa.
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Lines the inner cheeks
Buccal mucosa
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Buccal fat pad
a dense pad of underlying fat tissue at the posterior part of each vestibule
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parotid papilla
a small elevation of tissue just opposite the maxillary second molar
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Fordyce granules
small, yellowish elevations on the mucosa and are deeper deposits of sebum from trapped or misplaced sebaceous gland tissue
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linea alba
a white ridge of raised callused tissue
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The crown of the tooth is composed of
the extremely hard outer enamel layer over the dentin layer
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The root of the tooth is composed of
cementum over dentin
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attached gingiva
pinker gingival tissue that tightly adheres to the alveolar bone around the roots of the teeth
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alveolar mucosa
more red, movable tissue
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mucogingival junction
The scalloped junction between the attached gingiva and alveolar mucosa
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At the gingival margin of each tooth is the
the marginal gingiva (or free gingiva)
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median palatine raphe
A midline ridge of tissue on the hard palate
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A small bulge of tissue at the most anterior part of the hard palate
incisive papilla
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pterygomandibular fold
extends from the junction of hard palate and soft palate down to the mandible, just behind the most distal mandibular tooth, and stretches when the mouth is opened wider
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Anterior 2/3 of the tongue is called the
Body
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Posterior 1/3 of the tongue is
called the base
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The tip of the tongue
Is the apex
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midline depression on the dorsal surface of the tongue
median lingual sulcus
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What separates the anterior and posterior of the tongue
Sulcus terminalis
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sulcus terminalis
an inverted V‑shaped groove on the posterior dorsal surface of the tongue
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foramen cecum
small, pitlike depression where the sulcus terminalis points backward toward the throat or pharynx
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filiform lingual papillae
- slender, threadlike, whitish lingual papillae
- which give the dorsal surface its velvety texture
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fungiform lingual papillae
- The reddish, smaller, mushroom‑shaped dots
- Contains taste buds
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circumvallate lingual papillae
- The 10 to 14 larger mushroom-shaped lingual papillae
- that line up along the anterior side of the sulcus terminalis
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foliate lingual papillae
vertical ridges on the lateral surface of the tongue
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plica fimbriata
fringelike projections lateral to each deep lingual vein
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sublingual caruncle
The small papilla at the anterior end of each sublingual fold contains openings of the submandibular duct and sublingual duct
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submandibular duct also known as
Wharton duct
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sublingual duct also known as
Bartholin duct
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NASOPHARYNX
Continuous with the nasal cavity
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OROPHARYNX
Between the soft palate and larynx
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THE SHARP ANGLE OF THE LOWER JAW BELOW THE EAR
Angle of the mandible
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THE LIPS ARE OUTLINED BY
THE VERMILION BORDER
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PHILTRUM
A VERTICAL GROOVE ON THE MIDLINE OF THE UPPER LIP
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THE UPPER AND LOWER LIPS MEET AT EACH CORNER OF THE MOUTH AT
THE COMMISSURE
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THE LOWER LIP IS SEPARATED FROM THE MENTAL OR CHIN AREA BY
THE LABIOMENTAL GROOVE
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SEPARATES THE LIPS FROM THE CHEEK ON EACH SIDE OF THE FACE
NASOLABIAL SULCUS
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THE MAIN FEATURE OF THE MENTAL REGION
IS THE CHIN, WHICH IS THE MENTAL PROTUBERANCE
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RAMUS
THE FLAT BONE RUNNING UPWARD FROM THE BODY OF THE MANDIBLE
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Where are the parotid glands located
–in the buccal and zygomatic regions within the cheek
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Where is the thyroid gland located
INFERIOR TO THE THYRIOD CARTILAGE
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What does the lymph nodes do
filters out the infection
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Where are the PARATHYROID GLANDS located
WITHIN THE POSTERIOR ASPECT OF THE THYROID GLAND AND CAN’T BE PALPATED
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The cervical triangles of the neck are separated by the
sternocleidomastoid muscle
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What is the function of the hyoid bone
SERVES AS THE ATTACHMENT OF MANY MUSCLES AND SERVES TO CONTROL THE POSITION OF THE BASE OF THE TONGUE
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Where are the submandibular and sublingual gland located
In the anterior cervical triangle
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The midline of the mandible is marked by the
mandibular symphysis
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What is A? 
Coronoid notch
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What is B?
Coronoid process
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What is C?
Mandibular notch
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What is D?
- Articulating surface of condyle
- Involved in the TMJ
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What is E?
Body of the mandible
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What is F?
Ramus
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What is G?
Angle of the mandible
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What is H?
Neck
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What is A? 
Hyoid bone
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What is B?
Thyroid cartilage
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What is C?
Thyroid gland
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What lymph node is A? 
Submandibular
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What lymph node is B?
External jugular lymph node
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What lymph node is C?
Submental
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What lymph node is D?
Anterior jugular lymph nodes
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