ANATOMICAL PARTICULARITIES OF THE DENTO-MAXILLARY SYSTEM.

The entire circulatory system is essentially represented by an entry-exit mechanism, which is supplemented by the management of the defence, stabilization and repair elements. In effect, these so intricate and complicated transport channels have the role of maintaining the other protected systems, viable and on-going. The arterial, venous and lymphatic vascularization of the dentomaxillary system presents many interesting problems, due to the wide variability of these vessels, their distribution territory and especially by the wide practical applicability in dentistry of these variants. Material and Method: In order to highlight the vascular pedicles in three old patients, we used 3 dead bodies 3 anatomical parts (head and neck) of the "Ion Iancu" Institute of Anatomy of the "Gr. T. Popa" University of Medicine and Pharmacy Iaşi. Results and discussions: The reports and its situation were quite constant, in the Carotid triangle, in the subangular mandibular region as well as in the parotid region. Conclusions: A single dead body showed the most variations, both in the arterial system and in the lymphatic venous one. By correlating this fact with other circulatory system abnormalities in the same dead body, we can conclude that in this case we are talking about a congenital disorder of the circulatory system. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]