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Regions of the Head

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Anterior Cervicle Triangle Anterior region of the neck
Buccal Structures closest to the inner cheek.
Carotid Triangle Smaller triangular region of the neck superior ot the omohyoid muscle and a poriton of the anteior cervical triangle.
Facial : Structures closest to the facial surface.
Hyoid Bone Bone suspended in the neck that allows the attachment of many muscles.
Labial Structures closest to the lips.
Lingual Structures closest to the tongue
Muscular Triangle Smaller triangle region of the neck inferior to the omohyoid muscle and a portion of the anterior cervical triangle.
Occipital Triangle Smaller triangle region of the neck superior to the omohyoid muscle and a portion of the posterior cervical triangle.
Palatal Structures closest to the palate
Posterior Cervical Triangle Lateral region of the neck
Regoins of the Neck Region that includes the anterior and posterior cervical triangles.
Sternocledomastoid Muscle Paired cervical muscle that seres as a primary landmark in the neck.
Subclavian Triangle Smaller triangular region of the neck inferior to the omohyoid muscle and a portion of the posterior cervical triangle.
Submandibular Triangle Poation of the anterior cercical trainagle formed by the mandible and anterior and posterior bellies of the digastric muscle.
Submental Triangle Unparied midline portion of the anterior cervical triangle crated by the right and left anterior bellies of the digastric muscle and the hyoid bone.
Vertical Dimension of the Face The face divided into thirds.
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