hyoid bone
Salivary Glands!
Your submandibular glands are located below your tongue and toward your jaw near (distal and medial) the angle of the mandible where the bone angles up towards your jaw. Sub means below/under, mandible is the jaw bone.
Under your tongue does not squirt water. Saliva glands located under the tongue produce saliva, which helps with digestion and keeping the mouth moist. The sensation of water under the tongue may be due to saliva production.
The temporomandibular joint (TMJ) attaches the jaw bone to the skull. It facilitates jaw movement, such as opening and closing the mouth, chewing, and speaking. In addition, muscles, ligaments, and tendons also play a role in connecting the jaw to surrounding structures.
The flat upper part of the tongue directly behind the tip is called the "dorsum" or "body" of the tongue. This region is responsible for taste perception and plays a role in articulating speech sounds.
Its called the Frenulum or AKA the Tongue Web.
The tongue is anchored to the jaw and the larynx.
Your submandibular glands are located below your tongue and toward your jaw near (distal and medial) the angle of the mandible where the bone angles up towards your jaw. Sub means below/under, mandible is the jaw bone.
The length of your jaw
Under the jaw, just on the back side of the large round bone. You place your thumb on the front of the jaw and your other fingers behind the jaw and feel for the pulse in the mandibular artery.
the tongue and jaw
exostosis
The tongue rests in your mouth. It fit perfectly in your bottom jaw and is the strongest muscle in your body.
A combination of your tongue and jaw muscles
Glossopharyngeal means pertaining to the tongue and throat.glossopharynxGlossopharyngealglossopharynx (glossopharyngeal)Glossopharyngeal means pertaining to the pharynx and the tongue.
The busiest muscle is probably the tongue or the jaw muscle because if you eat or talk, you use both. But probably the jaw because there are some sounds you can make without the tongue but both are useful.
In most species of frogs there are not teeth on the lower jaw. They have only teeth on their top maxilla. However, there is one species that does have them on their lower jaw but it is a rare species, Amphingnathodon. This species has teeth on the lower jaw.
When your top jaw is over your bottom jaw, it is called an overbite. When your top jaw is behind the bottom jaw that is called and under-bite. For a human the normal is to have a 2 centimeter overbite, a little more with dogs.