Buccal is a term used in anatomy to describe structures related to the cheek. In medical contexts it often refers to the buccal cavity or buccal mucosa. The word is used in dentistry, anatomy, and pharmacology to denote locations or actions involving the cheek area. It is a precise, specialized term rather than everyday speech.
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