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    external oblique ridge
    external oblique ridge
    alveolar ridge
    alveolar ridge
    mylohyoid ridge

(superimposed over the superior border of the mandibular canal)
    mylohyoid ridge

    (superimposed over the superior border of the mandibular canal)

    mandibular canal

(inferior alveolar canal)
    mandibular canal

    (inferior alveolar canal)

    inferior border of mandible
    inferior border of mandible
    mental foramen
    mental foramen
    lamina dura 

(radiopaque line in the root, called the
    radiopaque line
    lamina dura

    (radiopaque line in the root, called the “follicular cortication” when it is in the crown)

    mandibular tori 

(radiopacity superimposed over the roots in the canine region)
    mandibular tori

    (radiopacity superimposed over the roots in the canine region)

    genial tubercle 

(bony projection for muscle attachment)
    genial tubercle

    (bony projection for muscle attachment)

    nutrient canals

(located in posterior and anterior, but hard to see in posterior bcuz of thick bone)
    nutrient canals

    (located in posterior and anterior, but hard to see in posterior bcuz of thick bone)

    nutrient foramen
    term for the opening of this canal
    nutrient foramen
    mental fossa

(radiolucent depression between alveolar ridge and mental ridge)
    mental fossa

    (radiolucent depression between alveolar ridge and mental ridge)

    mental ridge

(chin)
    mental ridge

    (chin)

    hamular process
    L
    hamular process
    maxillary tuberosity
    maxillary tuberosity
    anatomical hamular notch

(bone. don't forget the clinical hamular notch, which is soft tissue)
    anatomical hamular notch

    (bone. don’t forget the clinical hamular notch, which is soft tissue)

    zygomatic process of maxilla
    L
    zygomatic process of maxilla
    Floor of maxillary sinus
    M
    Floor of maxillary sinus
    zygomatic arch 

(pretty sure)
    6
    zygomatic arch

    (pretty sure)

    septum

(septum in the maxillary sinus)
    septum

    (septum in the maxillary sinus)

    floor of nasal fossa
    floor of nasal fossa
    radiograph inverted Y-line

(made by the nasal fossa and maxillary sinus)
    Mx premolar landmark
    radiograph inverted Y-line

    (made by the nasal fossa and maxillary sinus)

    nasolabial fold
    not a good picture. But this is the landmark in the mx premolar region that is formed by this soft tissue/cheek mass
    nasolabial fold
    anterior nasal spine
    anterior nasal spine
    floor of nasal cavity

(extends bilaterally away from the anterior nasal spine)
    floor of nasal cavity

    (extends bilaterally away from the anterior nasal spine)

    incisive foramen
    incisive foramen
    nasopalatine canal 

(terminates in incisive foramen, not always seen)
    nasopalatine canal

    (terminates in incisive foramen, not always seen)

    superior foramina of nasopalatine

(on each side of nasal septum)
    superior foramina of nasopalatine

    (on each side of nasal septum)

    nasal septum
    nasal septum
    nasal turbinate

(pretty unsure about difference between this and the inferior concha)
    small white arrows
    nasal turbinate

    (pretty unsure about difference between this and the inferior concha)

    nasal mucosa
    red arrow on the right
    nasal mucosa
    intermaxillary suture

(variation of normal, not always seen)
    intermaxillary suture

    (variation of normal, not always seen)

    soft tissue outline of nose
    soft tissue outline of nose
    nasal turbinate
    inferior concha
    A
    inferior concha
    coronoid process
    N
    coronoid process

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