Identifier: oralanaesthesial00thom (find matches)
Title: Oral anaesthesia; local anaesthesia in the oral cavity, technique and practical application in the different branches of dentistry
Year: 1914 (1910s)
Authors: Thoma, Kurt H. (Kurt Hermann), 1883-
Subjects: Anesthesia in dentistry Anesthesia, Dental
Publisher: Boston, Mass., Ritter & Flebbe
Contributing Library: Columbia University Libraries
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rthe anterior part of the hard palate, anastomosing witli theanterior i)alatine nerve. The mandibular nerve is made up of a large,The or sensory, and a small, or motor, part. It Mandibular takes its exit from the skull through the fora-Nerve men ovale. Immediately afterwards it di- vides into an anterior and a posterior part.The anterior branch is nearly all motor nerves, and sup-plies the muscles of mastication. Its branches are Internal pterygoid nerve,^lasseter nerve.Deep temporal nerve.Buccinator nerve.External pterygoid nerve.Auriculo-temporal nerve. TIk; posterior part consists ofLingual nerve.Inferioi- alviolar nerve. Of these we wjiiit 1(» consider: Buccinator nerve. 1liis nerve )>asses ^(»l•^\ ;ii<l from be-tween the two hejuls of jlie external ))terygoi(l nniscle, thenthi-ongh the temi)oral muscle to the surface of the bnccinalofmUHcie. It <livides into two bi-nnches— Suijerior ramus, to supply integinent nnd the supei-i(»i- p;ii*rof the bucciruitoi- inuscle.
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Fig. 22. Nervus trigeminus: (Vth cranial nerve). In the Maxilla showing the anteriorpart of the N. maxillaris. In the mandibula showing the N. mandibularis. ANATOMY OF THE ORAL CAVITY ZZ Inferior ramus, wliicli passes forward to the angle of themouth. It supplies the integment of the muscle, and themucous membrane of the cheek, also the buccal side of the gumin the lower jaw between the first bicuspid and second molar. c. <.»C

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