munhåla
Munhåla, or the oral cavity, is the part of the digestive tract contained within the mouth. It extends from the lips and teeth anteriorly to the oropharynx posteriorly, and is bounded laterally by the cheeks and teeth, superiorly by the palate, and inferiorly by the tongue and floor of the mouth.
Anatomically, the oral cavity is divided into the oral vestibule (between lips/cheeks and teeth) and the oral
Functions include ingestion, mastication, taste, and initiation of digestion via saliva, which contains enzymes, lubricants, and
Common conditions affecting the munhåla include dental caries (tooth decay), gingivitis and periodontitis, ulcers, candidiasis, and,