The character "颌" is pronounced as "hé" or "gé".

The character "颌" has a left-right structure and the radical "页".

Interpretation:

1. The bones and muscles and other tissues that make up the upper and lower parts of the mouth: upper jaw. Lower jaw.

Jaw, chin, jaw. South Chu is called the jaw, Qin and Jin is called the jaw. The name is also used as a generic term. --Dialect

2. When pronounced "gé", it is a family name.

Group words: "upper jaw", "jawbone", "jawbone with lowered eyebrows"

"Jawbone ": volumetric reconstruction of the upper airway provides a complete visualization of the upper airway in relation to the maxilla, mandible, and hyoid.

"Maxilla": the most common sites of resultant edentulism are the mandibular mesial incisors, maxillary lateral incisors, and mandibular lateral incisors, with predominantly a few missing teeth, and more females than males.