Mandibular anterior division nerve has______________?
Correct answer: A. One sensory and all motor branches
- A. One sensory and all motor branches
- B. One motor and all sensory branches
- C. All motor branches
- D. All sensory branches
Explanation
The anterior division of V3 is predominantly motor, supplying muscles of mastication, mylohyoid and anterior digastric through its branches. The long buccal nerve is its notable sensory branch, giving the division one sensory and several motor branches.
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