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What 5 normal anatomic landmarks are seen on the maxilla

Glenoid Fossa


Articular Eminence


Maxillary Tuberosity


Maxillary Sinus


Zygoma

What 7 normal anatomic landmarks are seen on the mandible

Condyle


Coronoid Notch


Coronoid Process


Mandibular Foramen


Mental Foramen


Genial Tubercles


Styloid Process

What are 4 more normal anatomic landmarks seen on the mandible

Inferior Border Of Mandible


Submandibular Fossa


External Oblique Ridge


Soft Tissue Of Ear