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man·dib·u·lar

(man-dib'yū-lăr),
Relating to the lower jaw.
Synonym(s): inframaxillary, submaxillary (1)
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mandibular

adjective Referring to the mandible.
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man·dib·u·lar

(man-dib'yū-lăr)
Relating to the lower jaw.
Synonym(s): inframaxillary, submaxillary (1) .
Medical Dictionary for the Health Professions and Nursing © Farlex 2012

man·dib·u·lar

(man-dib'yū-lăr)
Relating to the lower jaw.
Synonym(s): inframaxillary, submaxillary (1) .
Medical Dictionary for the Dental Professions © Farlex 2012
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For the mandibular nerve block, the needle is introduced in the anterior-to-posterior direction to target the area posterior to the lateral pterygoid plate and between the medial and lateral pterygoid muscles (Figures 8(b) and 8(c)).
The objective of this study was to document the use of Gow-gates mandibular nerve block by new dental graduates to achieve mandibular nerve block for dental procedures in various dental institutes of Lahore.
Ossified pterygospinous ligament seems to be a major cause of entrapment of lingual nerve or a branch of mandibular nerve and may cause mandibular neuralgia.
There was no mandibular nerve dysthesia, and all teeth in the quadrant tested vital.
The region contains important structures such as the mandibular nerve, the maxillary artery and the muscles of mastication.
Damascus, (SANA) - The Syrian dentist Mohammad Imad al-Droubi got two gold medals for his inventions in dental implants during his participation in Seoul International Invention Fair (SIIF).Al-Droubi said that he got a gold medal for inventing titanium nets to compensate the loss of alveolar bone covering the inferior mandibular nerve.The other gold medal was for his invention of dilators used in dental implants, he added.
The mental nerve is sensory in nature that is a branch of the inferior alveolar nerve, a major branch of the mandibular nerve originating from fifth cranial nerve.
Marginal mandibular nerve damage was noted in 20% cases treated with extra oral approach (group A).
A comparative study of direct mandibular nerve block and the Akinosi technique.
However, the major drawbacks are that it's difficult to address the lateral deposits of fat when getting close to the marginal mandibular nerve, along with significant swelling that occurs for up to 2 weeks after that procedure.
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