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A Morphometric Study of Articular Facets of Condyloid Processes of Mandible for Sex and Shape Variations
2017
MOJ Anatomy & Physiology
The mandible is having the condyloid process which articulates with the temporal fossa to form the temporomandibular joint, on which all the movements occur during the eating, chewing and even on talking also. It is having the articular facet on its head. This articulating facet is having different shapes and sizes which varies according to sex also. The shapes of condyloid processes are classified into four types i.e. convex, flat, rounded and angular. The size of the articular facet varies
doi:10.15406/mojap.2017.03.00087
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