trifacials
/traɪˈfeɪʃəlz/
noun
- A type of nerve (the trigeminal nerve) that controls sensation in the face and motor functions like chewing.
- The dentist numbed the trifacials before working on the tooth.
- Damage to the trifacials can cause facial numbness or pain.
- The anatomy class studied the path of the trifacials through the skull.
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