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TMJ is split into 2 compartments by the...

articular disc

joint formed with

head of mandible


mandibular fossa

articulator disc represents

moveable socket for the head of mandible

the capsule is

loose

which 2 ligaments act as guiding ligaments

stylomandibular ligament


sphenomandibular ligament

TMJ: artery

superficial temporal artery

TMJ: nerve

masseteric nerve (mandibular branch) - of trigeminal nerve

ligaments involved

1. stylomandibular lig.


2. sphenomandibular lig.


3. stylohyoid lig.


4. lateral lig.

1. stylomandibular lig.

from the styloid process (on temporal bone) to the angle of the mandible (inner side of angle of mandible)

2. sphenomandibular lig.

from the spine of the sphenoid to the lingula of the mandible (inner view)

3. stylohyoid lig.

from angle of mandible to the hyoid bone (inner view)


4. lateral lig.

(outer view at mandibular condyle) reinforces the joint capsule

Movement: Elevation (close mouth)

Temporal (strongest elevator of lower jaw)


Masseter


Medial pterygoid

Movement: Depression (open mouth)

Lateral pterygoid


suprahyoid


infrahyoid

Movement: Protrusion (chin forward)

lateral and medial pterygoid


masseter

Movement: Retrusion (chin inwards)

Temporal


Masseter

Movement: Lateral (grinding & chewing)

Temporal of same side


pterygoids of opposite side


masseter

Medial pterygoid m

vertical & ends at the angle of mandible (inside)


lateral is horizontal

Masseteric muscles:

1. Masseter


2. Temporalis


3. Lateral pterygoid


4. Medial pterygoid

1. Masseter:


arises from -


inserts on -


function -


innervation -

zygomatic arch


massteric tuberosity


closes mouth


mesenteric nerve

2. Temporalis:


arises from -


inserts on -


info -


innervation -

temporal fossa


coronoid process of mandible


strongest elevator of lower jaw


deep temporal nerve

3. Lateral pterygoid:


arises from -



inserts on-


innervation -

inferior head arise from pterygoid process


superior head arise from infra temporal surface


inserts on pterygoid fovea & articular disc of TMJ


later pterygoid nerve


4. Medial pterygoid:


arises from -


inserts on-


function -


innervation -

pterygoid fossa


mandible


elevates mandible and pushes it forward


medial pterygoid nerve