1. Physionomical Forms of the Mouth

2. Parts of the Mouth Mucous Membranes Medial Lobe
Line of Closure (hunting bow)
Weather Line
Integumentary Lips: superior and inferior

3. Natural Facial Markings Associated With the Mouth
Philtrum
Nasolabial Fold
Nasal Sulcus
Angulus Oris Eminence
Angulus Oris Sulcus
Labiomental Sulcus
Submental Sulcus
Dimples

4. There is only one other natural facial marking: the oblique palpebral sulcus, which will be studied with the eye.

5. Prognathism Maxillary Mandibular Alveolar Dental (Buck Teeth)
Infranasal

6. Mouth and Lip Restorations
Expression changes after embalming:
1) resetting the jaws and lips
2) tissue building
3) elevation of the angulus oris eminence beside the wing of the nose
4) cosmetizing

7. Dental Prognathism 1) Lip Cream: massage cream/petroleum jelly
2) Wet Cotton Slings
3) Cleaning the Teeth
4) Cementing Lips
5) Pledget of Cotton Behind the Receding Lip
6) Mouth Former with Grated Surface
7) Waxing

8. Support for Lips When Part of All of the Teeth are Missing
1) filler
2) cotton
3) mouth former

9. Dehydrated Lips 1) application of cream 2) cementing (adhesive)
3) hypodermic tissue building
4) lip wax

10. Cementing Lips Swollen Lips 1) electric spatula 2) aspiration
3) external pressure