In this video, I have discussed about the complete anatomy of the floor of the mouth, anatomy of the tongue, blood supply of the floor of the mouth nerve supply of the muscles of the palate, mylohyoid bone, and various others.
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Description for the video:
- Floor of the mouth has various important structures such as the tongue, various muscles etc.
- The tongue is a muscular organ that forms the majority of the floor of the oral cavity. it has two sets of muscles, extrinsic muscles of the tongue and intrinsic muscles of the tongue.
- The tongue is attached to the floor of the mouth through frenulum.
- Mylohyoid muscle forms the floor of the mouth. Mylohyoid muscle is a long sheet of muscle that extends across the floor of the mouth.
- There are also various other important structures present in the floor of the mouth Such as sublingual and submental salivary glands, /various nerves and vessels.
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The Anatomy of the Palate 00:00
Boundaries 00:41
The Tongue 01:19
Muscles of the floor of the mouth 04:10
Blood Supply of the floor of the mouth 06:39
3 авг 2024
