Dentoalveolar Nerve Injury
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Nerve injury associated with dentoalveolar surgery is a complication contributing to the altered sensation of the lower lip, chin, buccal gingivae, and tongue. This surgery-related sensory defect is a morbid postoperative outcome. Several risk factors have been proposed. This article reviews the incidence of trigeminal nerve injury, presurgical risk assessment, classification, and surgical coronectomy versus conventional extraction as an approach to prevent neurosensory damage associated with dentoalveolar surgery.
- University of Southern California United States
- University of California System United States
Mandibular Nerve, Oral Surgical Procedures, Tooth, Impacted, Recovery of Function, Risk Assessment, Lingual Nerve Injuries, Postoperative Complications, Sensation Disorders, Tooth Extraction, Humans, Molar, Third, Trigeminal Nerve Injuries
Mandibular Nerve, Oral Surgical Procedures, Tooth, Impacted, Recovery of Function, Risk Assessment, Lingual Nerve Injuries, Postoperative Complications, Sensation Disorders, Tooth Extraction, Humans, Molar, Third, Trigeminal Nerve Injuries
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