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What muscle do you use to smile and how does it contribute to expressing happiness?
The muscle used to smile is called the zygomaticus major. When this muscle contracts, it pulls the corners of the mouth upward, creating a smile. This muscle is essential for expressing happiness because it is a key component of a genuine smile, which is often associated with positive emotions and feelings of joy.
What muscle do you smile with?
Zygomaticus
What is the smile muscle of the face?
orbicularis oris
Which body structure causes you to smile?
The zygomaticus major muscle is the primary muscle responsible for facial expressions such as smiling. When this muscle contracts, it pulls the corners of the mouth upward, creating the smile.
What muscle makes you smile?
The zygomaticus muscle is responsible for elevating the corners of the mouth and lips.
What muscle that controls frowning face?
according to my anatomy and physiology teacher when you frown you use your facial muscles the specific types i never learned.
Muscle used to smile and laugh is the?
zygomaticus - It raises the lateral corners of the mouth upward (called the smiling muscle)
Allows you to smile grasp swim ski and shoot an arrow?
muscle
Why injecting Botox into superficial facial muscles reduces the appearance of deep facial wrinkles called muscle lines?
Botox actually paralyzes the muscle that it is injected into. If you ask the person to smile, they will not be able to use that muscle. Great care has to be taken as this is the deadliest toxin known.
What is the synergist to the smiling muscle?
The synergist to the smiling muscle (zygomaticus major) is the orbicularis oculi muscle, which is responsible for the contraction around the eyes and contributes to the overall expression of a smile.
Names of muscles used to smile?
According to snopes.com, there has been no agreement as to how many muscles it takes to smile, as there is so much variation surrounding what defines a smile.
Does it take more muscle action to chew or to smile?
It may take up to 100 times more energy to chew than when you smile.
