The oral cavity is the first portion of the entire digestive tract. It is an irregularly shaped, elongated cavity, situated in the lower portion of the face, and its boundaries are partly bony and partly musculocutaneous. It is divided by the two rows of teeth into two incompletely separated spaces, the vestibulum oris and the oral cavity proper.
The stomach is a sac-like dilatation of the digestive tube intervening between the oesophagus and the intestine.
Read More
The palate (French: Le palais) forms the roof of the mouth cavity proper, and consists of two portions, the anterior… Read More
This website puts documents at your disposal only and solely for information purposes. They can not in any way replace the consultation of a physician or the care provided by a qualified practitioner and should therefore never be interpreted as being able to do so.
Hosting :Cloudaccess.net