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Muscles of Facial Expression

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Orbicularis Oris: Description?   Primary lip muscle Completely encircles oral opening No long fibers running around;short fibers overlap Composed of fibers exclusive to lips plus fibers from other facial muscles  
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Orbicularis Oris: Function?   When activated alone, closes mouth and puckers the lips; when activated with other muscles, closes mouth in a straight line  
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Buccinator: Description?   Principle muscle of the cheek; Deepest facial muscle  
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Buccinator: Origin?   Origin: Pterygomandibular ligament  
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Buccinator: Course?   Horizontal and anteriorly  
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Buccinator: Insertion?   Fibers decussate (cross) at the corners of the mouth to insert into orbicularis oris  
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Buccinator: Function?   Draws corners of mouth laterally  
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Risorius: Origin?   Fascia covering masseter  
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Risorius: Course?   Horizontally anterior; parallel and superior to buccinator  
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Risorius: Insertion?   Skin and mucosa at corners of the mouth  
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Risorius: Function?   Assists in drawing corners of mouth laterally  
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Transverse Muscles of Facial Expression?   Buccinator and Risorius  
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Angular Muscles of Facial Expression?   Zygomatic Major, Levator Labii Superior, and Depressor Labii Inferior  
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Zygomatic Major: Origin?   Surface of zygomatic bone  
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Zygomatic Major: Course?   Inferior and medial  
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Zygomatic Major: Insertion?   Orbicularis oris and skin at corner of mouth  
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Zygomatic Major: Function?   Draws corners of mouth superiorly and laterally (for broad smile)  
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Levator Labii Superior: Origin/Course?   Origin: Lower margin of orbit/inferiorly  
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Levator Labii Superior: Insertion?   Upper lip lateral to levator anguli oris  
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Levator Labii Superior: Function?   proper elevator for upper lip  
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Depressor Labii Inferior: Origin/Course?   Mandible; just lateral to midline/superiorly and medially  
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Depressor Labii Inferior: Insertion:   Insertion: Lower lip  
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Depressor Labii Inferior: Function?   Draws lower lip down and lateral  
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Vertical Muscles of Facial Expression?   Levator Anguli Oris, Depressor Anguli Oris, and Mentalis  
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Levator Anguli Oris: Origin?   Origin: Lateral to nasal ala (side of nare)  
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Levator Anguli Oris: Course/Insertion?   Course: Inferior/Insertion: Orbicularis oris with some fibers crossing to lower lip  
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Levator Anguli Oris: Function?   Draws corners of mouth superiorly and aids in closing lower lip  
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Depressor Anguli Oris: Origin/Course?   Origin: Mandible; just lateral to midline/Course: superior  
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Depressor Anguli Oris: Insertion?   Insertion: orbicularis oris with some fibers crossing to upper lip  
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Depressor Anguli Oris: Function?   Depresses angle of lip and draws upper lip down  
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Mentalis: Origin/course?   Origin: Mental tuberosity of the mandible/Course: superiorly  
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Mentalis: Insertion?   Some fibers insert into chin and some into orbicularis oris  
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Mentalis: Function?   Everts lower lip, wrinkles chin, stiffens lower lip so mouth can be closed in a straight line  
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What action is Depressor Anguli Oris responsible for?   This muscle is responsible for frowning.  
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What action is Menatlis responsible for?   This muscle is responsible for pouting.  
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As a group, what action are the Vertical Muscles responsible for?   This group of muscles is responsible for smiling and frowning.  
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As a group, what action are the Transverse Muscles responsible for?   This group of muscles is responsible for pulling the lips laterally.  
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