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Will a mri show damage to the maxillary nerve v2 . damage may be from extracting 5 upper front teeth?

Q: will a mri show damage to the maxillary nerve v2 . damage may be from extracting 5 upper front teeth?

: I believe an oral surgeon, possibly in collaboration with a radiologist, would have to answer this question.

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Dr. Donald Colantino answered

I believe an oral surgeon, possibly in collaboration with a radiologist, would have to answer this question.

Dr Rhoads and another doctor agreed

Answered 4/20/2021

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Dr. Arnold Malerman answered

It is more probable tat nerve damage due to the infection process that caused irreparable damage resulting in toot loss.

Dr Machanic agreed

Answered 4/20/2021

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A member asked:

Will a mri show damage to the maxillary nerve v2 . damage may be from extracting 5 upper front teeth?

4 doctors weighed in across 2 answers

Dr. Donald Colantino answered

Dr Rhoads and another doctor agreed

Dr. Arnold Malerman answered

Dr Machanic agreed

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