Maxilla
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each of the black spaces below before clicking
on it to display the answer.
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| Body | main part of maxilla bone (where teeth are)
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| Frontal process | rises to meet frontal, nasal, etc.
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| Nasal process | horizontal to frontal processī¨meets nasals
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| Zygomatic process | part of maxilla bone that forms part of zygomatic
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| Orbital process | in orbit
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| Alveolar process | where teeth attach
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| Palatine process | forms hard palate
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| Maxillary sinus | big hole right behind zygomatic process
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| Canine fossa | little hole above canine
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| Anterior nasal spine | large spine at bottom of nasal aperture
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| Incisive foramen | big hole on midline of palate
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| Median palatine suture | place where the two palatines come together
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| Nasal crest | extension of nasal spine
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| Conchal crest | inferior nasal concha articulate with maxilla
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| Lacrimal groove | on inside of orbit
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| Infraorbital fissure | empty space between bones in orbit
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| Infraorbital groove | leads up to canal (canal connects groove to foramen)
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| Infraorbital canal | canal in orbit that leads to foramen
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| Infraorbital foramen | large hole right below orbit (one cheek)
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