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Which nerve block targets the ipsilateral soft palate and is located in the vicinity of the soft palate structures?
Which nerve block is responsible for anesthetizing the entire maxilla on the left side?
What is the primary area affected by the Inferior Alveolar nerve block?
Which nerve block is positioned dorsal to the left PM3 furcation?
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Which nerve block is indicated for the hard palate and is located midway between PM4 and midline?
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Study Notes
Nerve Blocks
- The Caudal Infraorbital block is administered at the canal aspect of the infraorbital nerve. This blocks the maxillary nerve on that side, affecting the entire maxilla on the left side. The injection site is dorsal to the left PM3 furcation.
- The Minor Palatine block targets the ipsilateral soft palate.
- The Major Palatine block targets the ipsilateral hard palate, specifically at the foramen of the hard palate midway between PM4 and the midline.
- The Middle Mental block is administered on the ipsilateral rostral mandible, ventral to the PM2 mesial root (foramen).
- The Inferior Alveolar block targets the ipsilateral mandible, with both extra and intra-oral options available.
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Description
This quiz covers various nerve blocks used in dental procedures, including the Caudal Infraorbital, Minor Palatine, Major Palatine, Middle Mental, and Inferior Alveolar blocks. Test your understanding of the anatomical landmarks and applications of each block in dental practice.
