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abdominal pad
area
Arenaviridae
basal seat area
Buccal Fat Pad
denture-bearing area
dinner pad
infrapatellar fat pad
knuckle pads
pad
pad, retromolar
posterior palatal seal area
pressure area
relief area
rest area
retromolar pad
stress-bearing area
supporting area
vestibule, lower buccal

This participant received a composite resection of the right retromolar trigone area and received little benefit from the supraglottic swallow maneuver in altering BOT, laryngeal, and upper esophageal opening physiology during swallowing.

Evidence-based systematic review: oropharyngeal dysphagia behavioral ... by McCabe, Daniel; Ashford, John; Wheeler-Hegland, Karen; Frymark, Tobi; Mullen, Robert; Musson, Nan; S / Journal of Rehabilitation Research & Development

In most cases, oral metastases involve maxilla and mandible rather than soft tissues, and according to Lim et al the most frequently metastasized site in jawbones was the molar area of the mandible, followed by the ramus, mandibular angle, retromolar trigone and condyle.