Question 129 · LDEK · Temporomandibular joint disorders
During an endodontic treatment, the patient experienced mandible dislocation, reposition of which was ineffective. The procedure should be retried after performing the anesthesia of:
- A. buccal nerve.
- B. inferior alveolar nerve.
- C. masticatory nerve.
- D. lingual nerve.
- E. posterior superior alveolar nerves.
Hint
The obstacle to reduction is reflex spasm of a powerful elevator muscle — think which nerve supplies it.
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