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Maxilla or Maxillae or Maxillary Bones
Forms the lower rim of the orbit, walls of the nasal cavity, upper jaw, and the front portion of the hard palate
Palatine bones
Forms the back portion of the hard palate
Vomer
Serves as a supporting base for the nasal septum
Zygomatic bones
Forms the cheekbones and lateral wall of the orbit
Nasal bones
Forms the bridge of the nose
Mandible
Forms the lower jaw