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  1. 3. Which muscle is primarily responsible for elevating the mandible and is the strongest muscle of mastication?
  2. 4. Which nerve is most at risk for temporary or permanent paresthesia during the extraction of lower third molars?
  3. 7. What is the term for a abnormal communication between the maxillary sinus and the oral cavity?
  4. 11. What anatomical structure passes through the incisive foramen?
  5. 12. pressure induces bullae in oral cavity
  6. 13. accessory, nerve supply to sternocleidomastoid muscle
  7. 14. term that describes the surgical repositioning of the maxilla or mandible to correct jaw deformities?
  8. 16. III, suprazygomatic fracture
  9. 18. Hemostatic agent used to control inferior alveolar canal bleed
  10. 19. What condition involves chronic, painful, non-infectious inflammation of the jaw joint, often causing clicking or locking?
  11. 22. What is the radiographical term for the dense cortical bone that lines the tooth socket?
  12. 23. What specific type of resorbable suture is made from the submucosa of sheep intestine?
  13. 25. What is the primary medical term for the surgical removal of the entire cyst wall or tumor outline?
  14. 27. What type of bone graft is harvested from an individual of the same species but different genetic background?
  15. 29. What term describes the cutting or dividing of a bone during surgery?
  16. 30. What is the name of the structural fracture line that runs horizontally through the maxilla above the teeth roots (Le Fort I)?
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  1. 1. common indication for wisdom tooth removal
  2. 2. Which classification system uses positions A, B, and C to describe the depth of an impacted third molar relative to the occlusal plane?
  3. 5. What specific instrument is designed to sever the periodontal ligament before using forceps?
  4. 6. Which ligament limits the retrusion and lateral movement of the temporomandibular joint?
  5. 8. to What is the medical term for a dry socket?
  6. 9. What is the most common malignant tumor found in the oral cavity?
  7. 10. Metastatic route for oral sarcomas
  8. 15. nerve supply to the muscles of tongue
  9. 16. which nerve is commonly injured in impacted tooth removal
  10. 17. Pterygoid muscle responsible for medial displacement of fractured condyle
  11. 20. Process of reshaping the alveolar ridge
  12. 21. Which space is primarily involved when a patient presents with a classic "bull neck" appearance from Ludwig's angina?
  13. 24. angina, cellulities of submandibular , simublingual and submental spaces
  14. 26. What is the term for a severe, life-threatening infection of the submandibular, sublingual, and submental spaces?
  15. 28. What is the most common benign epithelial odontogenic tumor of the jaws?