Muscles and bones of the face

6. Facial muscle that surrounds the lips
7. long narrow and curved shelf of bone, sticks out into the breathing passage of the nose
9. Superior jaw
11. Pulls the corners of the mouth sideways for a stretched smile
14. Fan shaped muscle above your ear, closes the jaw and assists in chewing
17. small, narrow, pyramidal muscle, located on the inner end of each eyebrow
18. Facial muscle that covers the bridge and sides of the nose to help widen and close the nostrils
19. thick, powerful, rectangular facial muscle on the side of the jaw that primarily functions to close the mouth during chewing
21. Butterfly shaped, in the middle base of the skull
27. Muscle located in the chin and lower jaw, pulls lips downwards and slightly to the side
28. pulls the corners of the mouth downward to frown
29. Broad, thin sheet of superficial muscle located in the front and sides of the neck

1. Cone shaped facial muscle located in the central part of the chin. Elevates and protrudes the lips
2. bone that forms the back and base of your skull
3. Muscle that pulls the corners of the mouth to smile
4. protects frontal lobe
5. Complex facial muscle surrounding the eye
8. a thin, wide muscle that covers your forehead and allows you to raise your eyebrow and wrinkle your skin
10. pulls the corners of the mouth upward
12. the main flat, four-sided muscle of the cheek that flattens the cheek against the teeth.
13. Smallest and most fragile bone of the face-one in each eye socket
15. Lower jaw
16. Sits directly between the nasal cavities, shaped like a trapezoid
20. Sits front and center behind the nose and between the eyes
22. Suspends between mandible and larynx, support for tongue and other muscles.
23. Bones that form the back part of the roof of the mouth
24. Bones used for mastication/grinding and smashing of solid foods
25. Protects the parietal lobe
26. Protects your temporal lobe, point of attachment for muscles