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What is #1?
Labial Notch
What is #3?
Buccal Notch
What is #4?
Buccal Flange
What is #5?
Coronoid Contour
What is #6?
Alveolar Groove
What is #7?
Area of Tuberosity
What is #8?
Pterygomaxillary Seal in Area of Hamular Notch
What is #9?
Area of Posterior Palatal Seal
What is #10?
Foveae Palatineae
What is #11?
Median Palatine Groove
What is #12?
Incisive Fossa
What is #13?
Rugae
What is #1?
Labial Notch
What is #2?
Labial Flange
What is #3?
Buccal Notch
What is #4?
Buccal Flange
What is #5?
Alveolar Groove
What is #6?
Buccal Flange (which covers the buccal shelf)
What is #7?
Retromolar pad
What is #8?
Pterygomandibular Notch
What is #9?
Lingual Flange with extension into retromylohyoid fossa
What is #10?
Inclined Plane for the Tongue
What is #11?
Lingual Flange
What is #12?
Lingual Notch
What is #13?
Premylohyoid Eminence (the prominence)