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Head Anatomy Summary Notes for Dentistry (Year 1)

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Concise and easy to access notes on the anatomy of the head for first year dental students. Covers the oral cavity (with vasculature, nerve supply and lymphatic drainage), the tongue, nasal cavity, neurocranium, viscerocranium, cranial fossa & foramina, face & scalp and mastication.

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Oral Cavity

Oral Cavity
• Oral Cavity Proper: space within upper and
lower dental arches
• Vestibule: space between teeth and mucosal
inner lining of lips / cheek
• Frenulum: tiny mucous membrane, securing
tongue to floor of mouth
• Oropharyngeal Isthmus: connects oral cavity
proper to oropharynx
• Hard palate (anterior) = BONY: palatine
process of maxilla + horizontal plate of palatine
• Soft palate (posterior) = MUSCULAR


Lips
• Musculofibrous folds containing orbicularis oris
• Upper lip supplied by infra-obrital branch of
CN V2 and upper labial arteries (facial artery) Boundaries
• Lower lip supplies by mental branch of CN V3 • Roof = maxilla (anterior 2/3) &
and lower labial arteries (facial artery) palatine (posterior 1/3)
• Anterior = maxilla & mandible
• Floor/Posterior = mucous
membranes & muscles
(mylohyoid, geniohyoid,
stylohoid, digastric)


Salivary Glands
• Parotid = SEROUS: duct enters mouth near
upper 2nd molar
• Submandibular = SEROMUCOUS: duct
enters floor of mouth
• Sublingual = MUCOUS: 16-20 ducts open
to floor of mouth
• Minor: background secretions flush oral
surfaces


Cheeks
• Enclose buccinators that are encapsulated in
fat
• Nerve supply by buccal branches of CN V3
• Arterial supply buccal arteries (maxillary
artery)

See notes on tongue on a separate page

, Oral Cavity Vasculature
Arterial Supply
• From branches of the external carotid: maxillary, facial & lingual arteries

Maxillary Artery
Lingual Artery
Branches: Mandibular Part:
• Suprahyoid Artery → mylohoid, • Inferior Alveolar Artery → mandible,
sternothyroid & thyroid muscles lower molars, premolars
• Dorsal Lingual Artery → posterior 1/3 • Lingual Branch → lingual mucous
of tongue, soft palate, palatoglossal fold, membrane
lingual tonsil, epiglottis • Mylohyoid Branch → mylohoid
• Deep Lingual Artery → ventral tongue • Incisive Branch → incisor & canines
• Sublingual Artery → sublingual gland, • Mental Branch → chin
genioglossus, geniohyoid, mylohyoid,
Pterygoid Part:
mandible
• Buccal Artery → buccinators, buccal
mucosa, skin
• Pterygoid Branches → medial
Facial Artery pterygoid & lateral pterygoid
• Deep Temporal Artery → temporalis
Cervical Branches:
• Masseteric Artery → masseter
• Ascending Palatine Artery → soft
palate • Branches to muscles of mastication
• Tonsillar Artery → palatine tonsil Pterygopalatine Part:
• Submental Artery → chin, mylohyoid • Greater Descending Palatine Artery
• Glandular Branches → submandibular → hard palate
gland • Lesser Descending Palatine Artery →
soft palate
Facial Branches:
• Posterior Superior Alveolar Artery →
• Inferior Labial Artery → lower lip,
premolars, molars, maxillary sinus
labial glands
• Infra-orbital Artery
• Superior Labial Artery → upper lip,
o Middle Superior Alveolar
nasal septum
Artery → upper premolars
• Lateral Nasal Artery → dorsum of nose
o Anterior Superior Alveolar
• Angular Artery → orbicularis oculi, Artery → maxillary air sinus,
lacrimal sac upper canines / incisors


Venous Drainage Pterygoid plexus
Pterygoid Plexus veins
• Veins generally
accompany arteries • Cluster of veins located in infratemporal
of the same name fossa (between temporalis & pterygoid) Maxillary vein
• Drain into internal • Includes:
& external jugular o Greater + less palatine veins Retromandibular vein
veins o Sphenopalatine veins
• Some veins join o Superior + inferior alveolar veins
pterygoid plexus o Muscular veins External + internal
jugular vein

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