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Facial muscles are vital for expressing emotions, speaking, and mastication.
The muscles controlling facial expressions can be divided
.into two groups: superficial and deep muscles
The superficial muscles include the frontalis, orbicularis
oculi, zygomaticus, buccinator, orbicularis oris, and
platysma muscles. These muscles are located in the
subcutaneous layer of the face and are responsible for
facial
.expression (Balan & Anbazhagan, 2018)
Fig1. Show superficial muscle of facial The orbicularis oculi muscles are responsible for eyelid
.expression(Revise Dental. (n.d.) closure, while the zygomaticus muscles are responsible
.for moving the corners of the mouth during smiling
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Sahni, H., Komolafe, E. O., Mishra, N., Korsiak, J., & Bailey, B. M. (2020). The
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Revise Dental. (n.d.). Muscles of Facial Expression. .2
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