Elements of morphology: Standard terminology for the lips, mouth
... from the posterior edge of the middle of the soft palate (see Fig. 2). Gingiva (gums): Dense fibrous tissue covered by mucous membrane overlying the alveolar ridge in which the teeth are situated. Buccal frenulum: A thin fold of soft tissue extending from the gingiva of the mid-anterior alveolar rid ...
... from the posterior edge of the middle of the soft palate (see Fig. 2). Gingiva (gums): Dense fibrous tissue covered by mucous membrane overlying the alveolar ridge in which the teeth are situated. Buccal frenulum: A thin fold of soft tissue extending from the gingiva of the mid-anterior alveolar rid ...
Chapter 12
... Anatomy of the Lip The lip is composed primarily of muscles, covered by skin on the outer surface and mucosa on the inner surface. The lip edge or vermillion is covered by nonkeratinizing epithelium made red by numerous highly vascular connective tissue papillae. The junction between the vermillion ...
... Anatomy of the Lip The lip is composed primarily of muscles, covered by skin on the outer surface and mucosa on the inner surface. The lip edge or vermillion is covered by nonkeratinizing epithelium made red by numerous highly vascular connective tissue papillae. The junction between the vermillion ...
Anatomy of Clefts
... As children differ because of their variable and individual endowments, so may their clefts show differences. Normal growth adds yet another dimension to the malformation, because it alters the cleft and its associated parts, either simplifying or complicating treatment. There is great anatomic vari ...
... As children differ because of their variable and individual endowments, so may their clefts show differences. Normal growth adds yet another dimension to the malformation, because it alters the cleft and its associated parts, either simplifying or complicating treatment. There is great anatomic vari ...
Unilateral cleft lip and palate: Simultaneous early
... Lateral unit dissection Millard’s original technique has also been modified to reduce the length of the incision around the base of the nostril (Figure 1B and 1C). A scar in this area is often more noticeable, and the muscular dissection and repositioning of the alar base can effectively be done sub ...
... Lateral unit dissection Millard’s original technique has also been modified to reduce the length of the incision around the base of the nostril (Figure 1B and 1C). A scar in this area is often more noticeable, and the muscular dissection and repositioning of the alar base can effectively be done sub ...
lip reconstruction
... 1. New vermillion necessary - a tongue flap or mucosal advancement, which is used both to resurface the free edge of the flap and the remaining lower lip. 2. Changes the direction of the muscle fibers and thus decreases the strength of sphincteric action. 3. Denervates the motor and sensory supply o ...
... 1. New vermillion necessary - a tongue flap or mucosal advancement, which is used both to resurface the free edge of the flap and the remaining lower lip. 2. Changes the direction of the muscle fibers and thus decreases the strength of sphincteric action. 3. Denervates the motor and sensory supply o ...
Pathogenesis of the Cleft Lip Nasal
... advancement on the cleft side using presurgical orthopedic treatment prior to lip repair. In this way, support for the alar base is provided at the time of lip repair. Cutting believes that the salutary effects of presurgical orthopedic treatment have a positive effect on the quality of the primary ...
... advancement on the cleft side using presurgical orthopedic treatment prior to lip repair. In this way, support for the alar base is provided at the time of lip repair. Cutting believes that the salutary effects of presurgical orthopedic treatment have a positive effect on the quality of the primary ...
Lip Anatomy
... The mental nerve and the mental foramen are important routes of spread in lower lip carcinomas and spread along the perineural lymphatic and then via the mental foramen into the inf alveolar canal along the mandibular nerve and then to the skull base ...
... The mental nerve and the mental foramen are important routes of spread in lower lip carcinomas and spread along the perineural lymphatic and then via the mental foramen into the inf alveolar canal along the mandibular nerve and then to the skull base ...
Lip sync
""Lip Synch"" redirects here. For the American musical comedy television program, see Lip Sync Battle. For the film series, see Lip Synch (series). For other uses, Lip Sync (disambiguation)Lip sync, lip-sync, lip-synch (short for lip synchronization) is a technical term for matching lip movements with pre-recorded sung or spoken vocals that the listeners hear through speakers, either through PA system speakers in a ""live"" performance or television or cinema speakers in the case of a lip-synced TV show or film performance. The term can refer to any of a number of different techniques and processes, in the context of live performances and recordings.In the case of live concert performances, lip-synching is done by some singers to ensure that the vocal performance will sound as good as the CD, but it can be considered controversial, especially if the audience believes that they are viewing a live singing performance. In film production, lip synching is often part of the post-production phase. Dubbing foreign-language films and making animated characters appear to speak both require elaborate lip-synching. Many video games make extensive use of lip-synced sound files to create an immersive environment.