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Home » Maxilla: Anatomy, Function And Clinical Notes

Maxilla: Anatomy, Function And Clinical Notes

July 28, 2025 by Kristensmith Taylor Leave a Comment

Maxilla: Anatomy, Function, And Clinical Notes

Maxilla

“What is the maxilla? A detailed question and answers guide”

Question 1. Maxilla
Answer:

  • Maxilla is second largest bone of the face
  • Maxilla is paired bone
  • Maxilla contributes in the formation of face, nose, mouth, orbit, infratemporal and pterygopalatine fossa

Maxilla bone anatomy

Maxilla Features:

  • Maxilla is pyramidal in shape
  • Apex is directed medially & base directed laterally

Maxilla Surfaces:

Maxilla Anatomy Diagram

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Lateral Maxilla Muscles

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Hyoid Bone

Question 2. Hyoid bone- general features, attachments and development
Answer:

Hyoid bone General features:

  • It is U-shaped bone
  • Location
    • In the anterior midline of the neck between the chin and thyroid cartilage

“Factors influencing success with maxilla studies: Q&A”

Hyoid bone Parts:

  • Body-central part
    • Has anterior and posterior surfaces
    • Has upper and lower borders
  • Greater cornua
    • Flattened from above downwards
    • Has upper and lower surfaces, medial and lateral border and a tubercle
  • Lesser cornua
    • These are small conical pieces of bone projecting from junction of the body and greater cornua

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Hyoid bone Attachments:

Hyoid Bone Attachments

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