This document discusses anatomical landmarks in dentistry. It defines anatomical landmarks as recognizable structures used as reference points. The key landmarks are categorized as limiting structures, supporting structures, primary stress bearing areas, secondary stress bearing areas, and relief areas. For each category, the major landmarks of the maxilla and mandible are defined. The primary stress bearing areas of the maxilla are the hard palate and residual alveolar ridges. The mandibular primary area is the buccal shelf area. Anatomical landmarks provide important reference points for dental procedures.