Review
[Supplementary innervation of lower teeth. Review of the literature]
[Article in
Portuguese]
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Review
[Supplementary innervation of lower teeth. Review of the literature]
[Article in
Portuguese]
Rev Faculdade Odontol FZL.
1989 Jan-Jun.
Abstract
When pain persists after a successful injection of the inferior alveolar nerve, the professional must think on the possibility of supplementary nerve supply of the region. This review updates the current knowledge of this supplementary innervation. Not every patient will require this kind of anesthesia, however, the dentist must be aware of its existence.
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