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[DOC File]PEDIATRIC DENTISTRY - Columbia University
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Missing mandibular second premolar: ... amount of spacing the patient has, the buccal occlusion and the shape and colour of the. canines. Where there is considerable space, the buccal occlusion is well inter-cuspated and the ... (large and inferiorly attached labial frenum) or …
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[DOCX File]جامعة ابن سينا للعلوم الطبية والصيدلانية
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The buccal mucosa should be bidigitally palpated pressing the tissue between the index finger and thumb of one hand . ... Mandibular tori and exostoses are the most common atypical findings in this area. The retromolar area may present with partially erupted third molars or scarring from third molar extraction. ... tight frenum attachments or ...
maxillary frenum

Cureus | Clinical Anatomy of the Frenulum of the Oral ...
Buccal shelf area it is the area between the mandibular buccal frenum and the anterior edge of masseter muscle. It's located buccally and oriented horizontally. it is bounded medially by the crest of the residual ridge ,laterally by the external oblique line and distally by retromolar pad .it is one of the most important supporting area in ...
maxillary labial frenum

[DOCX File]University of Baghdad
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DENTAL ANATOMY & TERMINOLOGY. FINAL EXAM - STUDY GUIDE. WORD BANK Dentition. Occlusion. Arch. Mandible. Mandibular. Maxilla. Maxillary. Midline. Quadrant. Deciduous
labial frenum attachment classification

[DOC File]DENA 103 - College of Southern Idaho
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Functional labial and buccal sulci, including the fraena. The hard palate and its junction with the soft palate. Mandibular impressions should record the following: The hard tissues and supporting soft tissues till the last molar area. Functional labial and buccal sulci, fraena and the external oblique ridges.
maxillary buccal frenum

[DOC File]Yola
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is the area between the mandibular buccal frenum and the anterior edge of the masseter muscle. Medially it is bound by the crest of the ridge and laterally by the boney external oblique ridge and distally by the retromolar pad. The buccinators muscle fibers attach horizontally along the boney oblique ridge.
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[DOCX File]Prof. Dr.FawazAl-Aswad - University of Baghdad
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The superior lateral labial frenum as the new anatomical reference to be observed for the locafization of the needle insertion point in infraorbital intrabuccal blockage. The superior lateral labial frenum is a fold in the mucosa of the gingival sulcus, inserting in the region of the maxillary canines and pre-molars.
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[DOCX File]Periodontal Ligament (Intraligamentary Injection)
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Buccal-Fordyce’s spots-Parotid papilla-Linea alba-Alveolar mucosa-Gingiva-Frena/Frenum- ... HEAD & NECK ANATOMY - 2 . Torus palatinus-Uvula-Tongue-papilla-circumvallate-filiform-fungiform-Median sulcus-Lingual frenum-Lingual veins-Torus mandibularis-Taste buds - Parts of the floor of the mouth- ... Mandibular nerve-branches-Mandibular nerves ...
maxillary labial frenum

[DOC File]RAJIV GANDHI UNIVERSITY OF HEALTH SCIENCES,
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tongue-tied appearance from high attachment of lingual frenum to tip of tongue. Not necessary to treat surgically if child can touch maxillary incisors with tip of tongue. 31. Linea alba - Common, benign, hyperplastic reaction which results from chronic irritation. Manifest as a white horizontal line midway along the buccal mucosa. 32. Human ...
labial frenum attachment classification

[DOC File]CDAMP Module II - GST BOCES
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Mesial tilting of the mandibular 1st permanent molars leading to a decreased space for the eruption of the 2nd premolars. Prolonged retention of deciduous teeth. Any deciduous tooth may be retained beyond the usual eruption age of their permanent successor, this may cause: i. Buccal/labial or palatal/lingual deflection in its path of eruption; ii.
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Mandibular buccal frenum