Which of the following local anesthesia nerve blocks is usually NOT used bilaterally due to possible complications associated with swallowing and speech?
A)Incisive nerve block
B)Inferior alveolar nerve block
C)Posterior superior alveolar nerve block
D)Greater palatine nerve block

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The Inferior alveolar nerve block, when used bilaterally, can cause complications related to swallowing and speech because it affects a large area of the lower jaw, including the tongue and floor of the mouth. This can lead to a significant loss of sensation, increasing the risk of injury or difficulty in performing these functions.

Which of the Following Local Anesthesia Nerve Blocks Is Usually