Which of the following best explains why infiltration techniques are highly successful in the maxilla?
A) Minimal penetration depths
B) Ease of diffusion through bone
C) Multiple nerves in the dental plexus
D) Volumes of anesthetic delivered

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The maxilla's bone is less dense compared to the mandible, allowing anesthetics to easily diffuse through it. This characteristic makes infiltration techniques particularly effective in the maxilla, as the anesthetic can readily reach the target nerves.

Which of the Following Best Explains Why Infiltration Techniques Are