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How much strength do human facial bones have?
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Facial bones: That is difficult to answer. Many of the bones are very strong, while others are quite thin and not as strong. There are areas of the face that are designed to have thin bone which can crumple easily in the event of trauma, while other areas are quite strong and create support buttresses for the structures the face.
Answered 11/27/2017
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