The jaw bone or mandible is located in the head, it is the only skull bone that moves. It is fairly simple to judge where it is, below the bottom teeth. To find it put your hand on your chin, that's it, then to find the ramus (at the back) slide your hand round the side at the bottom until you come to a shapr upwards corner, this is the ramus.
It is your jaw bone, so you would find it on your head
The mandible is the smaller section of the skull, and is often called the jawbone. It forms the lower mouth, containing its teeth and supporting the gum structure and other tissues.
The mandible is your jawbone.
The mandible bone is commonly refurred to the lower jaw. The mandible holds all the lower teeth and from my research aids in digesting by chewing up the food you eat.
its your jaw bone in laymans terms
That would be the jawbone, or mandible.
In anatomy and physiology the jawbone is known as the mandible. The jawbone is the largest and strongest bone in the face.
periodontium
In the face begining at the mandible
lower jawbone
yes
Is the only moing bone in body
it's your jawbone.
The mandible bone is commonly refurred to the lower jaw. The mandible holds all the lower teeth and from my research aids in digesting by chewing up the food you eat.
The mandible helps you chew your food and communicate with words. think about it if you didn't have a mandible... it would be pretty hard to do both those things!!!
its your jaw bone in laymans terms
chewing
The maxilla support the upper row of teeth. Mandible support the lower row of teeth.
Primarily the mandible and claws
Just one, the mandible.