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Functions of the lips in speech

Bilabial closure


Labiodental articulation


Mouth rounding


Lip protrusion

Orbicularis Oris

-around the lip


-pulls lips together and effects labial seal

Levator anguli oris

Draws the corners of the mouth up

Risorius

Retracts lips at corners


“Smile muscle”

Depressor labi inferioris

Pulls lips down and out

Depressor anguli oris

-continuous with labii oris


Depresses corners of the mouth


-Compresses upper lip against lower lip

Mentalis

- triangular muscle


-origin at incisive foremen of mandible


-Insertion is lower lip


-function is to wrinkle chin or elevate lower lip

Minor elevators of upper lip

Levator labii superioris


Levator labii superioris alaeque nasi


Zygomatic minor

Levator labii superioris

Elevates upper lip

Levator labii superioris alaeque nasi

DILATES NOSTRILS


elevates upper lip

Zygomatic minor

Elevates upper lip


Located more medially


Upper portion of upper lip, terminates at zygomatic bone next to zygomatic major

Zygomatic major

Attaches to zygomatic bone and connected to corner of upper lip

Buccinator

Important for chewing


Innervated by CN 5 and CN 7

Depressor labii inferioris

-Deeper and medial to depressor anguli oris


-inserts at medial to lateral portion of lower lip


-function is to pull lower lip down and to the side

Extrinsic muscles of the tongue function

Change position and general gross movements

Intrinsic muscles of the tongue function

Change shape and fine tongue motions for articulation

Palatoglossus

Extrinsic


From palatine area to tongue

Styloglossus

Extrinsic


Styloid process of temporal bone to root of tongue


2 portions: one works with inferior longitudinal muscle and one works with hyoglossus

Genioglossus

Extrinsic


Prime mover of tongue


Covers largest part of lower tongue


Mental spine to bottom of tongue and hyoid bone

Hyoglossus

Extrinsic


Between styloglossus and inferior longitudinal muscle


Pulls sides of tongue down


Direct antagonist of palatoglossus


Greater cornu of hyoid bone to back of tongue

Palatoglossus

Considered tongue and velum muscle


Also called anterior faucil pillar


Palatine area (close to soft and hard palate) to side portion of velum and tongue area

Chrondroglossus

May be considered part of hyoglossus


Tongue depressor

Superior longitudinal muscle

Intrinsic muscle of tongue


Compresses upper tongue layer


Elevates tongue tip

Inferior longitudinal muscle

Intrinsic


Absent in medial tongue base


Pulls tip and sides down


Works with superior longitudinal muscle

Platysma

-long, superficial muscle in facial and neck area


-pulls corner of the mouth down and to the side


-May partially open the mouth

Transverse muscle

Intrinsic


Works to narrow tongue


From edges of tongue to midline

Vertical muscle

Intrinsic


Flattens tongue


Works with transverse muscle


Pulls tongue down

Pharynx

Muscular tube from base of skull to larynx


Formed by three pharyngeal constrictor muscles called superior, middle, and inferior constrictors

Oral cavity

Bounded anteriorly by teeth and inferiorly by floor of mouth

Part of tongue

Tip


Blade


Dorsum


Root

Palatine tonsils

Between anterior and posterior fausil pillars

Sulcus terminalis

-small hole, recess or like


-also called foramen cacum

Papillae

Anterior/ back portion of the tongue

Central (longitudinal) sulcus

Medial surface of tongue

Lingual frenulum

-Connects to bottom and tongue root


-needs to be cut if it is connected to the tip because tongue movement would be restricted

Tongue innervation

CN 12- hypoglossus, mainly for movement


CN 5- trigeminal, sensation for anterior 2/3 of tongue


CN7-facial, taste and motor skills for anterior 2/3 of tongue


CN 9- glossopharyngeal, taste and sensation for posterior 1/3 of tongue