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![]() our online journals are moving. The new (and old) issues of all journals can be found at www.quintessence-publishing.com In most cases you can log in there directly with your e-mail address and your current password. Otherwise we ask you to register again. Thank you very much. Your Quintessence Publishing House ARAB DENTAL 27 (2014), No. 4 8. Jan. 2015
ARAB DENTAL 27 (2014), No. 4 (08.01.2015)
Page 48-50, Language: Arabic Nerve Injuries - Sensory Dysfunction in Dental Practice Shibahara, T.
The mandibular nerve leaves the cranial cavity through the foramen ovale and, after giving off the mylohyoid nerve, a peripheral motor nerve that innervates the muscles of mastication, becomes the inferior alveolar nerve. If it is suspected that the nerve is being continuously compressed from without, e.g., by a root remnant, hyperostosis, an implant or suture material, the cause should be removed surgically. If complete division of the nerve as a result of a surgical procedure is suspected, microsurgical nerve approximation (neuroplasty) or nerve transplantation is indicated.
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