Palate bones - The pyramidal process should move externally, inferior and posterior

 

maxilla alveolar processus palate plate sinksmaxilla:

External rotation should take place around two vertical axis along the frontal processes. The posterior portions of the alveolar processus get wider, the inter-maxillary suture moves posterior. The palate plate sinks.

 Intraosseous adaptation of the maxilla to a global expansion and retraction of the skull.

palate bones pyramidal process cranial base Palate bones:

The palate plate lowers itself. The pyramidal process should move externally, inferior and posterior. The palate bone is also referred to as a speed reducer, since it mediates between the cranial base and the maxilla.

 Intraosseous adaptation of the palate bone to a global expansion and retraction of the skull.

nasal bones perform an external rotationThe nasal bones perform an external rotation.

 Intraosseous adaptation of the nasal bones to a global expansion and retraction of the skull.

lacrimal bones perform an external rotationThe lacrimal bones perform an external rotation.

Intraosseous adaptation of the lacrimal bones to a global expansion and retraction of the skull.

 

 

 

 

✔︎ Excellently explained and demonstrated by Torsten Liem

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