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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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-55963-1 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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Conclusions and Future Directions,er clinical practice so that unnecessary complications can be avoided. In this chapter, the normal anatomy and the variations of the mental foramen are reviewed, and their clinical relevance is discussed.

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Dimitris Karagiannis,Moonkun Lee,Wilfrid Utzsia, and hemostasis even beyond the scope of surgery. In this chapter, we review the normal anatomy of the foramen and the most common variants and discuss the clinical importance of the GPF and the associated greater palatine canal.

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Anatomy and Variations of the Mental Foramener clinical practice so that unnecessary complications can be avoided. In this chapter, the normal anatomy and the variations of the mental foramen are reviewed, and their clinical relevance is discussed.

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ships between surgery and anatomy.Written by internationallyThis excellently illustrated book aims to equip dentists, oral surgeons, and trainees with the detailed knowledge of anatomical variations in the oral region that is now required for optimal daily clinical practice. The book opens with an i

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Conclusions and Future Directions,ucosa and periosteum. Patients therefore occasionally suffer scalds or injuries to the mucosa of the TM by hot water or toothbrushing. A TM is usually found incidentally during a dental checkup as it usually exhibits no symptoms.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-93547-4Being aware of the structure and its possible variations helps surgeons operating in the area to avoid injuring the neurovascular bundle and to direct local anesthesia appropriately. There have been several studies of the variations and their implications.