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🦷 The Alveolar Nerves: Key Players in Dental Sensation 🦷 The alveolar nerves are the sensory nerves responsible for detecting sensations in your teeth and gums. These nerves are divided into superior and inferior branches, with the superior alveolar nerve innervating the upper teeth and the inferior alveolar nerve serving the lower teeth. These nerves transmit sensations such as pain, temperature changes, and pressure, allowing us to detect issues like toothaches or gum problems. Protecting th

1K views · 5 comments | The patient in this video is suffering from which of the following complications? A. Trismus (spasm) of jaw muscles B. Mechanical injury of the inferior alveolar nerve C. Inadvertent facial nerve block D. Vascular damage in the infratemporal fossa E. Blockade of the pterygopalatine ganglion #DENT1113 #dentisry #dentalhygiene #neurology #head_neck Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JUETbeMY1IE | Human Anatomy Education | Facebook