cranium radiography

2. the nasal bones articulate with what bone superiorly
6. fracture at the base of the skull
8. fracture at the floor of the orbit
10. the largest and densest facial bone
11. bilateral horizontal fractures of the maxillae
13. the vertical portion of the mandible
14. irregular or jagged fracture of the skull
17. the cranial bone located at the lateral wall of the apex of the orbit
19. mandibular angle
23. the suture that joins the parietal and temporal bones
24. the facial bones that feature the paranasal sinuses
25. the floor of the orbit is composed of the _____ medially and the zygoma laterally

1. the facial bones that form the prominence of the cheeks
3. the occipital bone and parietal bones are connected by which suture
4. the frontal bone and parietal bones are connected by which suture
5. when one or more of the paranasal sinuses are inflamed
7. the infant skull has six areas of incomplete ossification termed...
9. the bones that form part of the roof of the mouth
12. the pointed process located at the superior end of the mandibular ramus and anterior to the condyle
14. the bones that transmit the tear ducts for the eyes
15. the specialized process that holds the roots of the teeth and the mandible
16. the articular process of the mandible
18. the cranial bone located on the medial and posterior wall
20. the tiny bones that articulate at the MSP at the superior portion of the face and between the orbits
21. fracture that causes a portion of the skull to be pushed down into the cranial cavity
22. the ____ forms the inferior portion of the nasal septum