Buccal and infraorbital regions

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The buccal and infraorbital regions compose the mid-face and the cheek. They are often grouped together due to their proximity and the contents they share.

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Superior	Infraorbital margin
Inferior	Base of the

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Buccal and infraorbital regions

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Regional muscles of facial expression

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