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The nerve damage was grouped according to causative factors or by previous treatment received by the patients: orthognathic surgery, maxillofacial trauma, oral pathology, tooth extraction, implant, local anesthesia, endodontics and unknown (in cases where the cause of neuropathy is not known).
8 lis 2019 · The most common procedures associated with trigeminal nerve injury in the practice of dentistry include the removal of impacted third molars and placement of endosseous dental implants (Figure 1). Additional causes can include endodontic procedures and even administration of local anesthesia.
14 gru 2017 · Branches of the facial nerve may be damaged within the parotid gland during parotid or temporomandibular joint surgery, or as a result of dental infections . Immediate or delayed facial paralysis may also be related to the use of inferior alveolar nerve blocks during dental procedures, as the facial nerve is embedded in the close by parotid ...
23 lut 2024 · Pain in the distribution of the trigeminal nerve is largely the remit of the dental practitioner as the majority of these are dental based and due to caries or dental infections.
12 gru 2017 · Nerve injury and an ensuing altered sensation following endodontic treatment is an infrequent and severe complication, which may lead to longstanding disability and may have substantial adverse effects on the patient’s quality of life.
Dental procedure could damage the nerve by three mechanisms; direct trauma to facial nerve by a needle, intraneural hematoma formation, and toxic damage due to local anesthetics. Needle may damage the small blood vessels around the epineurium that causes hemorrhage within the nerve caused by compression and fibrosis.
9 cze 2021 · The facial nerve can be injured by blunt or penetrating trauma, resulting in significant edema and compression, vascular compromise and ischemia, or transection. In addition, like the trigeminal nerve, the facial nerve can also be injured on surgical approaches to manage maxillofacial trauma.
