hard palate

In the mouth, they are found most frequently on the hard palate.

This forms what is known as the roof of the mouth, or the hard palate.

The hard palate is important for feeding and speech.

In 1893, President Cleveland developed cancer of the hard palate.

The hard palate (the front of the roof of the mouth).

In the mouth, the hard palate is most frequently affected, followed by the gums.

The skull had complex air passages, and an unusually solid hard palate.

If cancer is in the hard palate (the roof of the mouth), treatment may include the following:

"Here," she said, turning the skull upside down to show the bony roof of the hard palate.

Nonetheless, it may also occur on the hard palates of patients who are chronic mouth-breathers.

Then, visual inspect the hard palate using a penlight.

The Inferior surface, slightly concave and rough, forms the back part of the hard palate.

The hard palate and tongue are occasionally affected.

To assess the patient's hard palate have the patient tilt their head back and open their mouth.

The face was literally eaten away from the inside, until the hard palate perforated and collapsed."

The hard palate is formed before birth.

Palatal block- given into the hard palate, useful in numbing the upper teeth.

Oral involvement, particularly the hard palate, and genital involvement have been reported.

Unlike the hard palate immediately behind the teeth, the soft palate is held in place by muscles.

If the hard palate or septum of the nose are involved, the underlying bone is also affected and can be perforated.

Palatal tori are usually present on the midline of the hard palate.

Recent research has shown that the port must be 2-2.5" (5-6 cm) or more in height before it will touch the hard palate.

Base of Nose and the Hard palate corresponds to C1.

Most primary cancers of the hard palate are of minor salivary gland origin.

Slender consonants are palatalized, which means the tongue is pushed up toward the hard palate during the articulation.