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What muscles open the mouth?
masseter, temporalis, medial and lateral pterygoid muscles
What muscles close the mouth?
the digastricus
What is the mandibular attachment of the masseter?
lateral mandibular ramus
What is the mandibular attachment of the temporalis?
coronoid process
What two nerves supply the digastricus?
rostral belly is supplied by the mandibular branch, the caudal belly is supplied by the facial nerve
What nerve supplies masseter, temporalis and the medial and lateral pterygoid muscles? It allows the animal to bite
The mandibular branch of the trigeminal nerve.
What tooth pair do dogs and cats share?
The carnassials, P4 and M1
How many equine cheek teeth are there? How much wear can be removed per year?
6 cheek teeth, 2-3mm a year
The monostomatic part drains through which duct?
Major sublingual duct
What can happen if you dehorn a cow later in life?
You can expose the frontal sinus
What order does a swallowed bolus travel from mouth to stomach?
Oral cavity, oropharynx, laryngopharynx, esophagus, esophageal hiatus, stomach
Along which edges do horse horse cheek teeth get sharp?
Buccal edges of upper teeth, lingual edges of lower teeth
What main esophageal coating of the dog and cow?
skeletal muscle throughout the tunica muscularis
What is the main esophageal coating of the horse?
cranial portion has skeletal muscle and transitions to smooth muscle in caudal third
What are the steps of regurgitation in a cow?
reticular contraction and reverse reverse esophageal peristalsis return cud through the pharynx