Question 120 · LDEK · Anesthetic techniques
Terminal branches of which nerves need to be anesthetised in order to perform painless extraction of the upper second molar?
- A. buccal nerve, greater palatine nerve and alveolar superior posterior branches.
- B. alveolar superior posterior branches, incisive nerve.
- C. alveolar supieror posterior branches, minor palatine nerve.
- D. greater palatine nerve, alveolar superior posterior branches.
- E. greater palatine nerve, alveolar superior middle branches.
Hint
Consider which nerves supply the pulp and buccal tissues of upper molars and which supplies the palatal mucosa in that region.
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