lõualuud
Lõualuud refers to the bones that form the jaw in vertebrates. In humans, there are two main bones: the mandible, which forms the lower jaw, and the maxilla, which forms the upper jaw. The mandible is a single bone that is capable of movement, allowing for chewing and speech. The maxilla is a paired bone that is fused in the midline and forms a significant portion of the face, including the palate, nasal cavity, and eye sockets.
The development of the jawbones is a complex process that begins during embryonic development. In humans, the
The jawbones serve several crucial functions. They support the teeth, which are essential for mastication (chewing)
Disorders and injuries affecting the lõualuud can range from developmental anomalies and infections to fractures and