Total Exploration of Mandibular Nerve to Resolve Facial Asymmetry

Depending on the affected craniofacial structures, facial asymmetry can be divided into skeletal, dental and functional asymetry. Some asymmetrical disorders can, besides being an aesthetic problem, negatively affect mouth-teeth jaw functions. For exact localization of structures to determine cause extent asymmetry, it is helpful use other diagnostic aids such as study models, face bow transfer various imaging procedures. The Nervus Alveolaris Inferior great importance for physicians, especially when performing operations in posterior region lower orthodontic surgery.