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The mandibular incisive foramen, a false mental foramen

Morphologie, 2020
The mandibular incisive foramen (MIF) is an opening on the external surface of the dentate mandibular body, medial to, and facing the mental foramen (MF). There is actually scarce evidence of such MIF.A retrospective Cone Beam CT (CBCT) study of the archived files of a 56 y.o. male patient was documented anatomically for dental medical purposes. In the
M C, Rusu, M D, Stoenescu
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Finding the mental foramen

Surgical and Radiologic Anatomy, 2015
The mental foramen and mental nerve are clinically important landmarks for clinicians across various disciplines including dentists, oral maxillofacial surgeons, emergency physicians and plastic and reconstructive surgeons. To minimize complications related to procedures in the vicinity of the mental foramen and nerve, knowledge of its anatomy and ...
Abdullah Ebrahim, Laher, Mike, Wells, Feroza, Motara, Efraim, Kramer, Muhammed, Moolla, Zeyn, Mahomed   +5 more
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Mental Foramen and Mental Nerve: Changes with Age

Cells Tissues Organs, 1986
In a study of 525 dry mandibles and dissections in 50 cadavers, the mental foramen (MF) was found: single in 94.67% of the cases and multiple in 5.33%. Its shape was round in 34.48% with an average diameter of 1.68 mm and oval in 65.52% with an average long diameter of 2.37 mm. In 43.66% the MF was located in front of the apex of the root of the second
A, Gershenson, H, Nathan, E, Luchansky
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Accessory Mental Foramen and Maxillofacial Surgery

Journal of Craniofacial Surgery, 2018
Abstract Accessory mental foramens should be considered in surgical procedures performed in mandibular body and symphysis. Location and content of these foramina has significant impact on the result of surgery. Lip numbness is the catastrophic result if these foramina are violated while their content is nerves that ...
Amin, Rahpeyma, Saeedeh, Khajehahmadi
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Mental Foramen Relation to Mandibular Fracture

Journal of Craniofacial Surgery, 2016
To detect site of the mental nerve foramen in patients of mandibular fracture and study its relation to mandibular fracture site using radiology and operative findings during open reduction and internal fixation.This study was carried out on 46 patients who had traumatic mandibular fractures.
Mohammad Waheed, El-Anwar, Ahmed Hassan, Sweed, Ghada, Abdulmonaem   +2 more
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Roentgenologic study of the mental foramen

Oral Surgery, Oral Medicine, Oral Pathology, 1976
Locating the mental foramen in periapical radiographs is of great clinical importance. One thousand full-mouth intraoral radiographs were examined, and the location of the mental foramen in both the horizontal and the vertical planes was registered.
D, Fishel, A, Buchner, A, Hershkowith, I, Kaffe   +3 more
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Mental foramen and apical foramen: A dangerous anatomical proximity

Australian Endodontic Journal
AbstractThe study evaluated the spatial position of the mental foramen (MF) using 300 cone‐beam computed tomography. The spatial position was analyzed with the horizontal location and relative location (distance between apical foramen and MF). The horizontal location was assessed through three positions (positions 1, 2, and 3).
Deniz Yanık, Ahmet Mert Nalbantoğlu
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Prenatal morphogenesis of the human mental foramen

European Journal of Oral Sciences, 2002
The mental foramen, at first glance, merely looks like a hole where the mental nerve and the vascular bundle runs through. From a morphogenetic point of view, however, the mental foramen is a suitable model to study the development of a structure where different components are involved.
Ralf J, Radlanski, Herbert, Renz, Ulrike, Müller, Richard S, Schneider, Ralph S, Marcucio, Jill A, Helms   +5 more
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Avoiding the mental foramen during periapical surgery

Journal of Endodontics, 1995
Many endodontists avoid surgical procedures in proximity to the mental foramen. Although a healthy respect for regional anatomy is important, this should not be at the expense of failing to offer the most appropriate endodontic care. When correct preoperative diagnostic and surgical techniques are used, serious negative sequelae are rarely encountered.
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Morphometric study and anatomical position of the mental foramen (“Foramen mentale”)

Journal of Biotechnology, 2015
Vlad Cristian Dobrea, Anca Alexandra Popescu, Mimi Dobrea, Mihai Burlibaşa   +3 more
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