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The Mandibular Branch is the largest of the three divisions of the Trigeminal Nerve, responsible for motor and Sensory Functions in the Lower Jaw, including mastication and Sensation in the lower face. It carries both Afferent sensory fibers and Efferent motor fibers, playing a crucial role in oral and Facial function.
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