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what is A?
zygoma

what is B?
vomer

what is C?
lacrimal bone

what id D?
inferior nasal concha

what is E?
mandible

what is F?
maxilla

what is A?
lacrimal bone

what is B?
zygoma

what is C?
maxilla

what is D?
mandible

what is A?
nasal bones

what is B?
lacrimal bone

what is C?
nasion

what is D?
ethmoid bone

what is A?
nasal bone

what is B?
lacrimal bone

what is C?
frontal process of maxilla

what is D?
nasion

what is E?
lacrimal bone

what is F?
nasal bones

what is A?
frontal

what is B?
zygomatic

what is C?
alveolar

what is D?
acanthion

what is E?
anterior nasal spine

what is A?
maxillary sinuses

what is B?
frontal process

what is C?
zygomatic process

what is D?
alveolar process

what is A?
sphenoid bone

what is B?
zygomatic prominence

what is C?
zygomatic arch

what is A?
maxilla

what is B?
zygomatic bone

what is C?
zygomatic prominence

what is D?
zygomatic arch

what is 1?
ethmoid

what is 2?
vomer

what is 3?
horizontal portion of palatine

what is 4?
vertical portion of palatine

what is 5?
sphenoid bone

what is A?
superior nasal conchae

what is B?
middle nasal conchae

what is C?
ethmoid

what is D?
inferior nasal conchae

what is A?
superior and middle nasal conchae (ethmoid bone)

what is B?
inferior nasal conchae

what is A?
septal cartilage

what is B?
perpendicular plate of ethmoid

what is C?
vomer

what is A?
mental point

what is B?
symphysis (symphysis menti)

what is C?
alveolar process

what is D?
mentum (mental protuberance)

what is E?
mental foramen

what is F?
body

what is G?
angle (gonion)

what is H?
ramus

what is 1?
condyle (head)

what is 2?
coronoid process

what is 3?
mentum

what is 4?
body

what is 5?
ramus

what is 1?
left nasal

what is 2?
left lacrimal

what is 3?
maxilla

what is 4?
mandible

what is 5?
zygoma

what is 6?
vomer

what is 7?
inferior nasal conchae

what is A?
nasal bone

what is B?
lacrimal

what is C?
zygoma

what is D?
maxilla

what is E?
inferior nasal conchae

what is F?
mandible
most facial bones are
fibrous, synarthrodial (immovable)
the mandible is a ___ joint
synovial, hinge and gliding

what is A?
anterior nasal spine

what is B?
zygomatic arch

what is C?
condyle (head)

what is D?
mastoid process

what is E?
angle (gonion)

what is F?
foramen magnum (with dens)

what is G?
zygomatic prominence

what is H?
body of the maxilla

what is I?
bony nasal septum
body of mandible goes from ____ to ____
symphysis to gonion

what is A?
anterior nasal spine

what is B?
alveolar process of the maxilla

what is C?
alveolar process of the mandible

what is D?
mentum

what is E?
body of the mandible

what is F?
gonion

what is G?
ramus of the mandible

what is H?
mandibular notch

what is I?
neck of the mandibular condyle

what is J?
condyle or head of the mandible

what is K?
EAM

what is L?
greater wings of the sphenoid