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Ansari M. Facial Bone fractures: a 9 year survey. jdm 1996; 9 (1) :5-21
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Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE AR-SA To divide the face into three parts, the "upper face" is located superior to the zygomaticofrontal and frontonasal and maxillonasal sutures. "Mid face" is between those sutures in upper limit and incisal edge of maxillary teeth in lower limit (for edentulous patients, alveolar process of maxilla is considered instead). Mandibular bone which is basically a long-tubular bone forms"lower Face".
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