Titlebook: Anatomical Variations in Clinical Dentistry; Joe Iwanaga,R. Shane Tubbs Book 2019 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2019 Anatomy of the oral

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Anatomy and Variations of the Submandibular Fossart of the submandibular gland is situated. Around the submandibular fossa are many anatomical structures implicated in implant surgery, salivary calculus, and static bone cavity. Therefore, dentists need a thorough understanding of the surgical anatomy in the area of the submandibular fossa to precl

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Anatomy and Variations of the Sublingual Space the sublingual salivary gland and its ducts (the major sublingual duct, Bartholin’s duct; the smaller sublingual ducts, Rivinus’s ducts), the submandibular duct (Wharton’s duct), the superior portion of the submandibular salivary gland, the lingual nerve, artery and vein, and the glossopharyngeal (

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A Domain-Driven Approach to Claim Validationand superior pharyngeal constrictor muscle attach anteriorly and posteriorly. It is implicated clinically in procedures such as third molar extractions, periodontal distal wedge procedures, and sagittal split osteotomy. Furthermore, the retromolar trigone marks an aggressive type of oral cancer.

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Summary and Future Research Directions,describe the commonly encountered variants in the anatomy of the posterior superior alveolar nerve and artery and the superior alveolar canals associated with the neurovascular bundle and discuss the clinical significance of these structures and the potential effects of variants on clinical practice.

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Anatomy and Variations of the Retromolar Fossaand superior pharyngeal constrictor muscle attach anteriorly and posteriorly. It is implicated clinically in procedures such as third molar extractions, periodontal distal wedge procedures, and sagittal split osteotomy. Furthermore, the retromolar trigone marks an aggressive type of oral cancer.

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Anatomy and Variations of the Posterior Superior Alveolar Artery and Nervedescribe the commonly encountered variants in the anatomy of the posterior superior alveolar nerve and artery and the superior alveolar canals associated with the neurovascular bundle and discuss the clinical significance of these structures and the potential effects of variants on clinical practice.

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Anatomy and Variations of the Floor of the Maxillary Sinus are of great importance. For example, a periapical lesion or penetration of the sinus floor membrane after tooth extraction can cause maxillary sinusitis. In this chapter, the anatomy, structure, and variations of the maxillary sinus are reviewed, and the sinus floor elevation procedure is introduced.

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Anatomy and Variations of the Submandibular Fossaude complications including hemorrhages, nerve injuries, ductal strictures, and perforation of the lingual cortical bone. In this chapter, the anatomy and its variations in the area of the submandibular fossa are reviewed and clinical considerations are described.