Anatomical features of the mandibular canal and their clinical significance — review of literature

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The clinical issues related to the anatomical variation of the mandibular canal have been extensively analyzed since the 19th century. Evolving dentistry techniques and advancements in the prosthetics forced to collect detailed information about anatomical variations of the mandibular canal due to its neurovascular content. Therefore, its radiographic imaging became an essential part of the oral surgery, in order to avoid complications resulted from an accidental damage of the mandibular canal.

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Skrzat, J., Ryniewicz, W., Goncerz, G., & Kozerska, M. (2023). Anatomical features of the mandibular canal and their clinical significance — review of literature. Folia Medica Cracoviensia, 63(3), 157–170. https://doi.org/10.24425/fmc.2023.147220

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