J. Azorin, Gustavo Andrés, Rosa P Valenzuela Molina, Carlos Almendro Muries, R. A. Panadero
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Prevention and Treatment of IAN Injuries: A Literature Review
The inferior alveolar nerve (IAN) is one of the most important structures in dentistry. It is a terminal branch that originates from the mandibular root of the trigeminal nerve. This branch courses through the inner aspect of the mandible and innervates teeth and some muscles as the mylohyoid or digastric ones and the gums or lips by its mental branch.