Question 7 · LDEK · Anesthetic techniques
A certain symptom of inferior alveolar nerve block is:
- A. numbness within the gingiva from the buccal side of teeth on the particular side.
- B. lack of pain during forcing the elevator into the periodontal crevice of the lower molar on the particular side.
- C. Vincent’s symptom.
- D. anesthesia of the lower lip on the particular side.
- E. C and D are correct.
Hint
Which area supplied by the terminal branch of the inferior alveolar nerve cannot be anaesthetised by any other nerve?
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