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The document lists and describes various landmarks found within the oral cavity. It outlines landmarks of the lips including the philtrum, vermillion border, and commissure. It also describes landmarks of the buccal mucosa such as the parotid papilla, linea alba, and Fordyce granules. Additionally, it outlines structures within the hard palate like the incisive papilla and rugae, and structures of the soft palate such as the uvula.
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- 1. Landmarks of oral cavity دندان اسماعیلی لیال 99
- 2. lips: 1. Philtrum 2. Labial tubercle 3. Vermillion border(line) 4. Vermillion zone 5. Wet line 6. Commissure 7. Caliculus angularis 8. Minor salivary glands Labial tubercle Wet line Caliculu s angulari s
- 3. Buccal mucosa: 1. Parotid papilla 2. Minor salivary glands 3. Retromolar papilla 4. Retromolar pad 5. Linea alba 6. Fordyce granules Parotid papilla Minor salivary glands Linea alba Fordyce granules
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- 6. Hard palate: 1. Incisive papilla 2. Rugae 3. Median palatine raphe 4. Minor salivary glands 5. tuberosity Incisive papilla Rugae Median palatine raphe Minor salivary glands tuberosity
- 7. 6. Vibrating(Ah) line 7. Fovea palatine
- 8. Soft palate: 1. Uvula 2. Redness Redness
- 9. Oropharynx: 1. Palatoglossal arch (ant) 2. Palatine tonsil fossa 3. Palatopharyngeal arch (pos) Palatoglossal arch (ant) Palatine tonsil fossa Palatopharyngeal arch (pos)
- 10. Dorsal surface of tongue: 1. Filiform papilla 2. Fungiform papilla 3. Foliate papilla 4. circumvallate papilla 5. Cecum foramen 6. Terminal sulcus 7. Median sulcus 8. Lingual tonsils
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- 12. Floor of mouth 1. Sublingual fold 2. Sublingual caruncle