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What are the functions of the nasal bone?

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As silly as this may sound the nasal cartlidge keeps your nose from laying flat on your face. By elevating it away from your face it keeps the nasal passages open to enable you to breathe through your nose. Without the nasal cartlidge (bone) you would always have to breathe through your mouth.

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