SENSORY NERVE SUPPLY OF FACE

• Lacrimal nerve
• Buccal nerve
• Auriculotemporal nerve
• Zygomaticofacial nerve
• Mental nerve
• Supraorbital nerve
• Anterior Division of greater auricular
nerve(C2,C3)
• Supratrochlear nerve
• Infratrochlear nerve
• Zygomaticotemporal nerve
• External nasal nerve
• Infraorbital nerve
• Upper division of Transverse
cutaneous nerve of neck(C2,C3)
NERVES FROM OPTHALMIC DIVISION OF TRIGEMINAL NERVE
NERVES FROM MAXILLARY DIVISION OF TRIGEMINAL NERVE
NERVES FROM MANDIBULAR DIVISION OF TRIGEMINAL NERVE AND FROM CERVICAL PLEXUS

1.Great Auricular nerve

MOTOR NERVE SUPPLY OF FACE-FACIAL NERVE
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requirement that must be developed from DON’
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the point at which the Dental student starts T
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learning Dental Anatomy. KNOW
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POSITI THE
WHY SHOULD ONE KNOW TOOTH CARVING?
ON OF POSIT
Knowledge of tooth morphology and function CERVI ION
is the basis for a dentist to be able to restore CAL AND
the lost structure with restorative materials. LINE NUMB
Root planning and
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Wax carving improves fine skills that are  UNLESS
required for cavity preparations and crown
scaling(Deep cleaning) is the Successful restoration of anterior teeth CUSP
with
practice of removing plaque and YOU
cutting procedures. The recovery of function direct composite that restore function and
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tartar buildup where the gums DON’T
and aesthetics of smile comprises several KNOW aesthetics to blend seamlessly with the
meet the tooth structure. Plaque
procedures that require technical is the sticky film of bacteria that THE residual dentition.
knowledge, along with artistic sense, manual naturally occurs in the mouth, INCISAL
dexterity and skill of the professional. In this and tartar is a hardened form of PLANE,S
DISCUSSION
way, it is possible to reproduce anatomical LOPES
details tothe
Knowing make dental restorations appear as
this plaque. The removal of these AFTER
substances helps prevent AND BEFO
Anatomy
natural as of
possible, which is fundamental for
the tooth will periodontal disease, gum DIMENSI RE
Operative Dentistry. CROWN
ONS OF BUILDING:A buildup is a filling that is done in the
help discuss recession, and tooth decay
middle
CROWNsegment of the tooth to seal off the roots from future
about the forming beneathisthe
Cusp capping thegumline.
process of reinfection and to give the tooth enough body to make a
abnormalities using composite fillings to replace
 I hear and I crown on. A crown preparation means drilling the tooth down
and variations the cusps in teeth. A cusp is a
in the same. forget. I see and to make room for cap to be made fit over buildup.
hard protrusion on a tooth. The CONCLUSION
The positions I remember. I do cusp sits higher than the rest of Tooth carving exercise is an integral part of first year
of the and I understand
cusps,fossae,r
the tooth and therefore is the first undergraduate dental training program. Its purpose is to
oot canals point of contact when biting. familiarize students with many anatomical landmarks of each
PERMANENT MAXILLARY Canine teeth have one cusp, tooth to help students learn tooth anatomy and functional
grooves guide
during CAVITY LEFT CANINE premolars have two cusps and physiology. It improves the hand-on-skills as well. You get to
PREPARATION CROWN BUILDING. molars typically have four to five know about the about the aspects (labial lingual palatal