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any sport that could lead to any contact with your jaw such as any kind of boxing, MMA, Baseball, Basketball, etc
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Can snake chew?
no they swallow by whole cause they have an flexible jaw bone which two halves that is not attached and numerous other joints in the skull especially the lower jaw bone that makes them eat almost anything
Do they dislocate your jaw when extracting wisdom teeth?
No, they do not dislocate your jaw.But they used too!
Can a white pointer shark dislocate its jaw?
No
Can lack of bone marrow allow you to dislocate bones?
You don't dislocate bones, you dislocate joints.
Can you dislocate your mouth?
Yes, the jaw can be dislocated, usually as a result of trauma.
What do white throat savanna Monitor adapted to what they eat?
dislocate its jaw
What is it called when snakes dislocate their jaw?
Snakes actually do not dislocate their jaws the upper and lower jawbone are very loosely connect. The lower jawbone consists of to bone s connected by stretchy tissues that can easily stretch and allow a snake to open its mouth to consume any larger prey
What is the only moveable bone in the face?
The mandible or lower jaw bone is the only bone in your skull that moves.
The bone in your jaw?
The lower jaw bone is known as the mandible and the maxilla makes up the upper jaw.
How can you tell if lower lip is dislocated?
You can not dislocate you lip, only a joint where one bone connects to another can be dislocated, such as shoulder, hip or lower jaw etc. then another question my lip has been dislocated but i felt a bone under my lip and it was way sticking out
Can snakes dislocate their jaw?
They do not. A snakes' lower jawbone is only loosely connected to their upper jawbone. The lower jaw is made up of two bones that are connected by an elastic, or stretchy, tissue, so the snake can open its mouth very wide (several times as big as its own head), accommodating a relatively large animal.
How many jaw bone do you have?
the jaw bone is the layman's name for the mandible
