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The surgical removal of tooth 3.6 requires anesthesia of the inferior alveolar nerve as well as which of the following nerves?
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The surgical removal of tooth 3.6 requires anesthesia of the inferior alveolar nerve as well as which of the following nerves?
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During preparation of a subgingival Class V on tooth 3.6, a patient suddenly develops a swelling of the left face and neck with crepitation. The most probable diagnosis is a/an
cervicofacial emphysema.12
Tooth 3.6 has a disto-occlusal amalgam restoration with a gingival overhang. There is radiographic evidence of bone loss and deep probing depths with bleeding upon probing. Which of the following types of microorganisms are most likely associated with the subgingival environment in this site?
Gram-negative and anaerobic.13
Tooth 3.6 had endodontic treatment completed 10 years ago. It is asymptomatic but a periapical radiograph reveals a 5mm radiolucency associated with the distal root apex. The surrounding soft tissues are within normal limits. The most likely diagnosis for tooth 3.6 is a/an
chronic periradicular periodontitis23
The surgical removal of tooth 3.6 requires anesthesia of the inferior alveolar nerve as well as which of the following nerves?
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Which local anaesthetic formulation should be used to achieve prolonged pain relief for a patient requiring a pulpectomy for tooth 3.6?
Bupivacaine 0.5%, with epinephrine 1:200,000.2015
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