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The frenulum labii inferioris laterale
1Department of Anatomy, University of Copenhagen, Denmark.
Anatomischer Anzeiger
|January 1, 1989
Summary
Researchers reviewed a lateral structure of the lower lip, the frenulum labii inferioris laterale, located between the canine tooth and mouth angle. This anatomical review suggests a new term for this specific lip frenulum.
Area of Science:
- Oral anatomy
- Dental anatomy
- Anatomical terminology
Background:
- The frenulum of the lower lip is a known anatomical structure.
- Lateral variations or counterparts to this structure are less commonly described.
- Understanding lip anatomy is crucial for dental and surgical procedures.
Purpose of the Study:
- To review and describe a lateral counterpart to the frenulum of the lower lip.
- To propose a standardized anatomical term for this structure.
- To contribute to a more comprehensive understanding of oral soft tissue anatomy.
Main Methods:
- Anatomical review and description.
- Literature review on related oral structures.
- Comparative anatomical analysis.
Main Results:
- Identification and description of a distinct lateral labial frenulum.
- Location specified between the canine tooth (dens caninus) and the angle of the mouth.
- Proposed anatomical term: frenulum labii inferioris laterale.
Conclusions:
- A specific lateral frenulum of the lower lip has been anatomically characterized.
- The term frenulum labii inferioris laterale is suggested for this structure.
- This terminology aids in precise anatomical description and communication in dentistry and related fields.