MAXILLA AND MANDIBLE ANATOMY AND THEIR RELATION TO ORTHODONTIC AND TRAUMATIC DISORDER

Authors

  • Hasanov Akbarjon Akromjon o’g’li Kokand University, Andijan Branch Student of Dentistry, Group 25-11
  • Iqboljon Muhtorov Scientific Supervisor:

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.37547/

Keywords:

Maxilla, mandible, jaw anatomy, orthodontic disorders, traumatic injuries, malocclusion, fractures, oral surgery, facial morphology.

Abstract

The maxilla and mandible constitute the primary skeletal structures of the human oral cavity, providing support for teeth, facilitating mastication, and contributing to facial aesthetics. Their anatomical characteristics influence the development of both orthodontic abnormalities and susceptibility to traumatic injuries. This article explores the detailed anatomy of the maxilla and mandible, including bone morphology, vascular and nerve supply, and variations across populations. Additionally, it discusses how anatomical features relate to common orthodontic issues such as malocclusion, crowding, and jaw misalignment, as well as traumatic conditions including fractures and dislocations. Emphasis is placed on integrating anatomical knowledge with clinical applications, highlighting diagnostic methods, preventive strategies, and treatment considerations. The article aims to provide clinicians and researchers with a comprehensive understanding of maxillofacial anatomy as it pertains to oral health and reconstructive interventions.

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Published

2025-11-13

How to Cite

MAXILLA AND MANDIBLE ANATOMY AND THEIR RELATION TO ORTHODONTIC AND TRAUMATIC DISORDER. (2025). International Bulletin of Medical Sciences and Clinical Research, 5(11), 70-74. https://doi.org/10.37547/

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