Orthodontics elearning
Nerves and Complications in Dental Surgery
These materials cover topics related to the facial nerve (VII) and the glossopharyngeal nerve (IX), including their anatomy, functions, clinical symptoms, and causes of paralysis. They describe the most common complications after tooth extraction, such as pain, trismus, dry socket, alveolitis, bleeding, and oroantral communication.
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Jaz Gulati
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Ashley Mark
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