Local anaesthetic injections A fail, usually because the anaesthetic solution is out of date B followed by collapse is usually because of allergy to one of the constituents C followed by trismus after the effect of inferior dental local anaesthetic block has subsided usually indicates trauma in the region of the medial pterygoid muscle and/or a haematoma D except for local infiltrations should be avoided in patients with haemophilia
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