SENTENCES

1. PALATE
Eg : The incisors are very large; and the palate of skull is norrow
Fr : Les incisives sont très grandes; et le palais du crâne est Norrow

2. UPPER LIP
Eg: The upper lip was very short
Fr : La lèvre supérieure était très courte
3. UVULA
Eg : When cleft palate occurs, the uvula is usually split
Fr : Lorsque la fente palatine se produit, la luette est généralement fendue
4. TONSIL
Eg : I have had my tonsils out
Fr : J’ai eu mes amygdales
5. RETROMOLAR TRIGONE
Eg : In my retromolar trigone area, there’s a pretty hard bumb that hurts when I press on it.
Fr : Dans ma zone trigone rétromolaire, il y a un bumb assez dur qui fait mal quand j’appuie
dessus

6. LOWER LIP
Eg : I think his lower lip stuck out more
Fr : Je pense que sa lèvre inférieure ressortait davantage
7. GUM
Eg : He is always chewing gum
Fr : Il est toujours en train de mâcher du chewing-gum
8. TEETH
Eg : I thought he would laugh his teeth out
Fr : Je pensais qu’il allait rire

9. TONGUE
Eg : His tongue was dry and the taste of life was bitter in his mouth
Fr : Sa langue était sèche et le goût de la vie était amer dans sa bouche

10. INSIDE OF THE CHEEK

Eg : I have a pleasure inside my cheek
Fr : J’ai un plaisir à l’intérieur de ma joue
 THE SUMMARY

Together with the tongue, the palate plays a key role in articulation (speech production) and
language by altering airflow through the oral cavity in order to create a variety of speech sounds

The primary role of the upper lip is coverage of dentition and animation, whereas the lower lip is
critical for oral competence, speech, and eating
The uvula plays an important role in articulation of the sound of the voice thereby it assists with
speech. Another important function of the uvula is to block the breathing passage during
swallowing in order to prevent fluids and food from entering the nasal passages.
The tonsils They protect against foreign substances that you inhale or ingest through the nose or
mouth
Gums play an important role in designing food with enhanced satiating capacity
Retromolar trigone : The mucosa covering the Retromolar Trigone is rigid as it is tightly adherent
to the underlying alveolar bone. This is what is said to help malignant tumors infiltrate the mandible
in a short period if time in the early stages. The rTR is known as the anatomic crossroad where
muscular and nervous components converge.
The Role Of Teeth In Your Overall Health. You grew up being taught how important it is for you
to take care of your teeth
The cheek cell is very simple, but it contains the entire genetic makeup of the person’s body. For
this reason, cheek cells are frequently used to establish paternity and other investigations involving
DNA. More recently, researchers have discovered that the cheek cell can be used to measure a
person’s likelihood of having high blood pressure.
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