Landmarks of the Maxilla Juan F. Yepes, DDS, MD, MPH Assistant Professor Division of Oral Diagnosis, Oral Medicine and Oral Radiology Chandler Medical.

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Landmarks of the Maxilla Juan F. Yepes, DDS, MD, MPH Assistant Professor Division of Oral Diagnosis, Oral Medicine and Oral Radiology Chandler Medical Center University of Kentucky College of Dentistry Spring 2009

Landmarks of the Maxilla Acknowledgment Dr. Axel Ruprecht, for his mentorship and support

Landmarks of the Maxilla

Incisive Foramen Nasopalatine Foramen

Landmarks of the Maxilla Intermaxillary Suture Midpalatine Suture Median Palatine Suture

Landmarks of the Maxilla

< 10mm

Landmarks of the Maxilla

Incisive Foramen Incisive Canal Cyst

Landmarks of the Maxilla

>10 mm Nasopalatine Canal Cyst

Landmarks of the Maxilla Incisive Fossa and Canine Fossa

Landmarks of the Maxilla

Nasal Structures Soft Tissue of the NoseSoft Tissue of the Nose Anterior Nasal SpineAnterior Nasal Spine Nasal SeptumNasal Septum Nasal Fossa (Nasal Fossae)Nasal Fossa (Nasal Fossae) Inferior Concha (Inferior Conchae)Inferior Concha (Inferior Conchae) Inferior Meatus (Inferior Meati)Inferior Meatus (Inferior Meati) Common Meatus (Common Meati)Common Meatus (Common Meati) Floor of the NoseFloor of the Nose

Landmarks of the Maxilla Nasal Structures Soft Tissue of the Nose Alar Catrilage Medial Crus Anterior Nasal Spine Nasal Septum Nasal Fossa (Nasal Fossae) Inferior Concha (Inferior Conchae) Inferior Meatus (Inferior Meati) Common Meatus (Common Meati) Floor of the Nose

Landmarks of the Maxilla

Nasal Structures Soft Tissue of the Nose Anterior Nasal Spine Nasal Septum Nasal Fossa (Nasal Fossae) Inferior Concha (Inferior Conchae) Inferior Meatus (Inferior Meati) Common Meatus (Common Meati) Floor of the Nose

Landmarks of the Maxilla

Floor of Nose Anterior Nasal Spine Nasal Septum Crista Galli Cribriform Plate Ethmoid Air Cells Crista Galli Pneumatization Inferior Concha

Landmarks of the Maxilla

Nasal Structures Soft Tissue of the Nose Anterior Nasal Spine Nasal Septum Nasal Fossa (Nasal Fossae) Inferior Concha (Inferior Conchae) Inferior Meatus (Inferior Meati) Common Meatus (Common Meati) Floor of the Nose

Landmarks of the Maxilla

Nasal Structures Soft Tissue of the Nose Anterior Nasal Spine Nasal Septum Nasal Fossa (Nasal Fossae) Inferior Concha (Inferior Conchae) Inferior Meatus (Inferior Meati) Common Meatus (Common Meati) Floor of the Nose

Landmarks of the Maxilla

Nasal Structures Soft Tissue of the Nose Anterior Nasal Spine Nasal Septum Nasal Fossa (Nasal Fossae) Inferior Concha (Inferior Conchae) Inferior Meatus (Inferior Meati) Common Meatus (Common Meati) Floor of the Nose

Landmarks of the Maxilla

Nasal Structures Soft Tissue of the NoseSoft Tissue of the Nose Anterior Nasal SpineAnterior Nasal Spine Nasal SeptumNasal Septum Nasal Fossa (Nasal Fossae)Nasal Fossa (Nasal Fossae) Inferior Concha (Inferior Conchae)Inferior Concha (Inferior Conchae) Inferior Meatus (Inferior Meati)Inferior Meatus (Inferior Meati) Common Meatus (Common Meati)Common Meatus (Common Meati) Floor of the NoseFloor of the Nose

Landmarks of the Maxilla

Nasal Structures Soft Tissue of the NoseSoft Tissue of the Nose Anterior Nasal SpineAnterior Nasal Spine Nasal SeptumNasal Septum Nasal Fossa (Nasal Fossae)Nasal Fossa (Nasal Fossae) Inferior Concha (Inferior Conchae)Inferior Concha (Inferior Conchae) Inferior Meatus (Inferior Meati)Inferior Meatus (Inferior Meati) Common Meatus (Common Meati)Common Meatus (Common Meati) Floor of the Nose

Landmarks of the Maxilla

Y Line of Ennis

Landmarks of the Maxilla

Y Y Y Y Y Y Y

Maxillary Sinus

Landmarks of the Maxilla Zygomatic recess Palatal recess Alveolar recess At birth

Landmarks of the Maxilla

Zygomatic Process of the Maxilla Malar Process of the Maxilla

Landmarks of the Maxilla

Hamular Process of the Medial Plate of the Pterygoid Process of the Sphenoid Bone

Landmarks of the Maxilla

Maxillary Tuberosity

Landmarks of the Maxilla

Coronoid Process of the Mandible

Landmarks of the Maxilla

Summary

Summary

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