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Home » Dental Materials Miscellaneous Question And Answers

Dental Materials Miscellaneous Question And Answers

July 18, 2023 by Kristensmith Taylor Leave a Comment

Dental Materials Miscellaneous

Question 1. Describe blood supply and lymphatic drainage of the tongue.
Answer:

Muscles of the tongue:

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1. Intrinsic muscle:

  1. Superior longitudinal:
    1. It lies beneath the mucous membrane.
    2. It shortens the tongue and makes it dorsum concave.
  2. Inferior longitudinal:
    1. It is a narrow band lying close to the inferior surface of the tongue between the genioglossus and the hyoglossus.
    2. It shortens the tongue and makes its dorsum convex.
  3. Transverse:
    1. It extends from the median septum to the margins.
    2. It makes the tongue narrow and elongated.
  4. Vertical:
    1. It is found at the borders of the anterior part of the tongue.
    2. It makes the tongue broad and flattened.

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2. Extrinsic muscle:

  • Genioglossus – connects the tongue to the mandible
  • Hyoglossus connects the tongue to the hyoid bone
  • Styloglossus connects the tongue to the styloid process
  • Palatoglossus – connects the tongue to the palate.

Arterial supply:

  • Lingual artery – a branch of the external carotid artery
  • Tonsillar branch of the facial artery
  • Ascending pharyngeal branch of the external carotid.

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Venous drainage:

  • Deep lingual vein.
  • This ends in the internal jugular vein.

Lymphatic drainage:

  • Tip of the tongue – to submental nodes
  • Anterior rd of the tongue – to submandibular nodes
  • Posterior rd of the tongue – to jugular -omohyoid nodes
  • Posterior most part – upper deep cervical lymph nodes.

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