'Mandible' presentation slideshows

Left Parietal Bone

Left Parietal Bone. Frontal Bone. Sphenoid Bone. Left Temporal Bone. Left Zygomatic Bone. Mandible. Occipital Bone. Left Nasal Bone. Maxilla. Left Lacrimal Bone. Ethmoid Bone. Left Parietal Bone. Right Parietal Bone. Occipital Bone. Left Temporal Bone. Right Temporal Bone.

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EO 005.06 Normal Intraoral Radiographic Anatomy

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Chapter 07 Skeletal System

Today's Medical Assistant 2 th edition. Chapter 07 Skeletal System. Overview of the Skeletal System. List and describe five functions of the skeletal system. Explain the difference between compact and spongy bone. Classify bones according to size and shape. Lesson 7.1.

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CASE 3

CASE 3.

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MANDIBLE, SINUSES, TEMPORAL BONE

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Digestion Quiz

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The mandible is the largest , densest bone of the face

The mandible is the largest , densest bone of the face. PA Mandible. Lateral Mandible. What are the alveolar processes ?. Spongy bone on superior surface of mandible (maxillae) that presents excavation for reception of roots of teeth- Sockets.

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Week 7 :Mandible Week 8 : TMJ

Week 7 :Mandible Week 8 : TMJ. RT 233 Week 7 & 8 (FINAL). Mandible. Mandible (Slide 3). Only movable bone in the skull Densest & largest facial bone 2 bones at birth Contains mental foramina. Temporomandibular Joint. Indications. 1 2 3. PA Mandible (rami). ________ or ________

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Rad T 270

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Mandible & TMJ Lecture

Mandible & TMJ Lecture. RT 233 Week 7. Hello class, This is my preliminary lecture, I may add more slides over the weekend. Please check back on Sunday evening for any revisions. Mandible. Mandible. Only movable bone in the skull Densest & largest facial bone 2 bones at birth

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Skeletal System

Lab 6, Axial Skeleton. Skeletal System. Orange = axial skeleton Yellow = appendicular skeleton. Cranial Bones 1 = frontal bone 2 = parietal bone 3 = occipital bone 4 = temporal bone 10 = sphenoid bone 23 = coronal suture 28 = squamosal suture. 1. 23. 2. 28. 10. 4.

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Odontogenic Tumors

Odontogenic Tumors. Assoc. Professor Jan Laco, MD, PhD. Causes of jaw swelling. Odontogenic cysts Odontogenic tumors Giant cell lesions Fibro-osseous lesions Primary (non-odontogenic) tumors of bone Metastatic neoplasms Chronic osteomyelitis. Odontogenic tumors.

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Human Skeleton

Human Skeleton. Skeleton?. The skeleton is a supportive framework that maintains the shape of humans and protects our internal organs. It also plays a vital role in our ability to move around. Endoskeleton.

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Muscle of the Face

Muscle of the Face. Lab 2. The superficial muscles move skin and ears, eyelids, nose, and lips to produce facial expression. 1- The platysma m 2- orbicularis oculi m 3- A levator nasolabialis m. 4- orbicularis oris m. 5- rostral , lateral , and caudal auricular muscles.

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E-Z Flex II: What makes this TMJ passive motion device different from other devices?

E-Z Flex II: What makes this TMJ passive motion device different from other devices?. (click here). PATIENT COMPLIANCE IS THE KEY ELEMENT TO THE SUCCESS OF THE REHABILITATION REGIMEN REGARDLESS OF THE TECHNIQUE USED, THE MANDIBLE MUST BE MOBILIZED FOR THE REHABILITATION REGIMEN TO SUCCEED.

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Mr Mihai TALOS 59 yr old Romanian man 29.9.04 Wedge excision SCC lower lip Mr Pham at Joondalup

Mr Mihai TALOS 59 yr old Romanian man 29.9.04 Wedge excision SCC lower lip Mr Pham at Joondalup Path: Mod differentiated SCC infiltrating into muscle (8.5mm). No vascular, lymphatic or perineural infiltration. All margins clear >4mm. Mr Mihai TALOS 10.6.05

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mandible

Name____________________________Period____Date __________. Name____________________________Period____Date __________. mandible. mandible. The Skeletal System. The Skeletal System. Directions: Using page 518 of your textbook, label the skeleton Color the bones using this key: Skull = white

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R L Crowding -3.0 -2.0 Midline -2.0 +2.0 Profile 0 0 COS - 1.5 -1.5

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Coccyx

Mandible. Cranium. Clavicle. Back bone. Rib cage. Humerus. Sternum. Carpals. Ulna. Metacarpals. Radius. Phalanges. Coccyx. Femur. Tarsals. Patella. Fibula. Metatarsals. Tibia. Phalanges.

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O Lambert et al. Nature 466 , 105-108 (2010) doi:10.1038/nature09067

Skull, mandible and tooth morphology of the holotype of L . melvillei MUSM 1676. O Lambert et al. Nature 466 , 105-108 (2010) doi:10.1038/nature09067.

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