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The maxillary tooth that is difficult to anaesthetize by infiltration is:

A

Canine

B

3rd molar

C

Incisors

D

1st molar

High-Yield Explanation

The maxillary tooth that is difficult to anaesthetize by infiltration is First molar due to the presence of thick zygomatic buttress in this region.

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