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Le buccinateur provient de la partie postérieure du maxillaire et de la mandibule en regard des molaires et du raphé ptérygomandibulaire. Les fibres du muscle bucinateur cheminent de part et d'autre du coin de la bouche pour se terminer dans les lèvres en se mélangeant en un faisceau commun avec les fibres de l'orbiculaire de la bouche.
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