Buccaalne
Buccaalne is an anatomical term used to describe something relating to the buccal region, which corresponds to the cheek side of the mouth and the tissues surrounding it. In standard English medical and dental writing, the more common adjective is buccal; buccaalne appears mainly in non-English glossaries or as a transliteration in multilingual texts. When it does appear in English-language contexts, it is typically presented as an alternative or historical form rather than as a routinely used term.
Etymology and usage notes indicate that buccaalne derives from the Latin-based root bucca, meaning cheek, combined
In practice, buccaalne may be found in historical texts, multilingual glossaries, or specialized dictionaries. Its recognition
See also: buccal, buccal mucosa, oral cavity, facial anatomy.