MANDIBULAR
Mandibular joint: The joint where the mandible connects to the skull.
Mandibular arch: The structure formed by the lower jawbone.
Mandibular bone: Refers to the lower jawbone.
Mandibular canal: The channel within the mandible that houses nerves and blood vessels.
Mandibular condyle: The rounded projection at the end of the mandible that articulates with the skull.
Mandibular foramen: An opening in the mandible through which nerves and blood vessels pass.
Mandibular fracture: A break or crack in the lower jawbone.
Mandibular growth: The process of the lower jawbone increasing in size.
Mandibular hypoplasia: Underdevelopment of the mandible.
Mandibular incisor: One of the front teeth in the lower jaw.
Mandibular nerve: A nerve responsible for sensation in the lower jaw.
Mandibular orthognathic surgery: Surgical procedures to correct abnormalities in the lower jaw.
Mandibular prosthesis: A dental or facial prosthesis designed for the lower jaw.
Mandibular reconstruction: Surgical restoration of the lower jaw.
Mandibular resorption: The loss of bone in the mandible.
Mandibular ridge: The bony prominence along the lower edge of the mandible.
Mandibular torus: A bony growth on the inner surface of the mandible.
Mandibular trauma: Injury or damage to the lower jaw.
Mandibular vestibule: The space between the cheek or lip and the lower jawbone.
Mandibular advancement: The forward movement of the lower jaw.
Mandibular asymmetry: Lack of symmetry between the right and left sides of the lower jaw.
Mandibular canines: The pointed teeth located in the lower jaw.
Mandibular dentition: The arrangement of teeth in the lower jaw.
Mandibular displacement: Movement of the lower jaw out of its normal position.
Mandibular dystonia: Involuntary muscle contractions affecting the lower jaw.
Mandibular edentulous: Refers to the condition of being without natural teeth in the lower jaw.
Mandibular exostosis: A benign bony growth on the mandible.
Mandibular incisive canal: A canal in the mandible transmitting nerves and blood vessels.
Mandibular labial frenum: A fold of tissue in the midline of the lower jaw.
Mandibular lingual frenum: A fold of tissue on the inner side of the lower jaw.
Mandibular molar: One of the back teeth in the lower jaw.
Mandibular orthodontics: Orthodontic procedures related to the lower jaw.
Mandibular overjet: The horizontal projection of the lower jaw beyond the upper jaw.
Mandibular premolar: One of the teeth located between the canines and molars in the lower jaw.
Mandibular prognathism: The forward positioning of the lower jaw.
Mandibular protraction: The forward movement of the lower jaw.
Mandibular repositioning: Adjusting the position of the lower jaw.
Mandibular retrognathism: The backward positioning of the lower jaw.
Mandibular ridge resorption: The loss of bone along the lower jaw ridge.
Mandibular symphysis: The area where the two halves of the lower jawbone meet.
Mandibular tori removal: Surgical removal of bony growths on the inner surface of the mandible.
Mandibular torus palatinus: A bony growth on the palate of the lower jaw.
Mandibular torus mandibularis: A bony growth on the inner surface of the mandible.
Mandibular vestibular sulcus: The groove between the cheek or lip and the lower jawbone.
Mandibular alveolar process: The part of the mandible that contains the sockets of the teeth.
Mandibular anterior teeth: The front teeth in the lower jaw.
Mandibular bracing: The use of appliances to stabilize the lower jaw.
Mandibular branch of trigeminal nerve: A division of the trigeminal nerve that innervates the lower jaw.
Mandibular condylar process: The portion of the mandible that articulates with the skull.
Mandibular cortical bone: The outer layer of compact bone in the mandible.