Quains Elements of Anatomy volume 21
Quains Elements of Anatomy volume 21
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50 THE BONES OF THE HEAD.
THE SUPERIOR MAXILLARY BONE.
The upper jaw, superior maxilla, is the principal bone of the face ; it supports all the teeth of the upper range, and takes part in the formation of the hard palate, the floor of the orbit, and the floor and lateral wall of the nasal cavity. It consists of a central part or body, and four processes. The body presents an external surface, which is again subdivided into anterior or facial, and posterior or zygomatic portions ; an interna...l or nasal surface, and a superior or orbital surface. The pro- cesses are the nasal or ascending, projecting upwards from the fore part of the body, the alveolar, forming the lower border of the bone and containing the alveoli or sockets for the teeth, the malar on the outer aspect, separating the facial and POST. DENT. CANAL MALAR PR Fig. 50. RIGHT SUPERIOR MAXILLARY BONE : OUTER VIEW. (Drawn by D. Gunn. ) zygomatic surfaces, and the palate process, projecting horizontally on the' inner side. The body is farther excavated by a large sinus or antrum, which opens on the inner side into the nasal fossa.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
II.
50 THE BONES OF THE HEAD.
THE SUPERIOR MAXILLARY BONE.
The upper jaw, superior maxilla, is the principal bone of the face ; it supports all the teeth of the upper range, and takes part in the formation of the hard palate, the floor of the orbit, and the floor and lateral wall of the nasal cavity. It consists of a central part or body, and four processes. The body presents an external surface, which is again subdivided into anterior or facial, and posterior or zygomatic portions ; an interna...l or nasal surface, and a superior or orbital surface. The pro- cesses are the nasal or ascending, projecting upwards from the fore part of the body, the alveolar, forming the lower border of the bone and containing the alveoli or sockets for the teeth, the malar on the outer aspect, separating the facial and POST. DENT. CANAL MALAR PR Fig. 50. RIGHT SUPERIOR MAXILLARY BONE : OUTER VIEW. (Drawn by D. Gunn. ) zygomatic surfaces, and the palate process, projecting horizontally on the' inner side. The body is farther excavated by a large sinus or antrum, which opens on the inner side into the nasal fossa.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jones Quain to read onlineMoreLess
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