Abstract:Mandible bone is the largest and the strongest bone present in the human face. It is a lower jaw bone that is present beneath the maxilla. It holds the lower teeth. Mandible bone is formed from the first pharyngeal arch during its intrauterine life. This bone provides maximum attachment of muscle of mastication and facial expression. The body of the mandible has 2 borders. Ramus of the mandible is a prominent projecting back parts of the horse shoe shaped lower jaw bone. The antegonial notch is present in the … Show more
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