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Classify the temporomandibular joints:
DIARTHROIDAL (freely movable)
SYNOVIAL (freely movable)
GINGLYMUS (hinge like)
Bony components of the TMJ:
GLENOID FOSSA
ARTICULAR EMINENCE
CONDYLAR PROCESS
Tissue covering articulating surfaces of the TMJ:
FIBROELASTIC CT
FIBROCARTILAGE disk (avascular)- anterior band is thick zone –intermediate thin zone, THIC
Functions of the TMJ disk:
SHOCK ABSORBER
CONNECTS ARTICULAR EMINENCE B/W TEMPORAL AND MANDIBLE
DIVIDES INTO UPPER AND LOWER COMPARTMENTS.
Classify type of tissue of TMJ disk:
NONINERVATED, AVASCULAR
Major components of the extracellular matrix of the TMJ disk:
PROTEOGLYCANS
CHONDROITIN SULFATE
HYLURONIC ACID
KERATIN SULFATE
DERMATIN SULFATE
Main cells found in the TMJ disk:
CHONDROCYTES
FIBROBLASTS
SYNOVIAL CELLS
Functional significance of discal proteoglycans in relation to the function of TMJ:
STRUCTURAL INTEGRITY OF DISK—RESIST DEFORMATION BY COMPRESIVE FORCES
“SHOCK ABSORBER”
Major structural differences b/w the TMJ disc and the discal ligaments:
DISK-TOUGH
COMPACT, TYPE I AND II COLLAGEN
FIBROCARTILAGE
LIGAMENTS
ELASTIC FIBERS
MYOFIBRILS
Main artery and main nerve that supplies the TMJ:
EXTERNAL CAROTID
SUPERFICIAL TEMPORAL AND MAXILLARY ARTERIES (branches)
TRIGEMINAL NERVE
AURICULO-TEMPORAL
MASSETERIC
DEEP TEMPORAL NERVES (branches)
High concentration of elastic fibers found in TMJ:
POSTERIOR BILAMINAR ZONE (BLZ)
Function of posterior bilaminar zone:
PREVENTS OVER STRETCHING
Discal ligaments of TMJ:
POST. BLZ
ANT. BLZ
MEDIAL COLLATERAL
LATERAL COLLATERAL
Locations and structural components of the TMJ synovial membrane:
INNER SURFACE OF JOINT EXCEPT FOR ARTICULAR SURFACE- INTERNAL AND SUBINTERNAL LAYERS
Main 2 cell types found in TMJ synovial membrane:
A OR M (macrophage-like)
B OR S (fibroblast-like)
Accessory ligaments of the TMJ:
STYLOMANDIBULAR
PTERYGOMANDIBULAR RAPHE
The muscle of mastication that is closely related to the TMJ function and its fibers insert on the TMJ disc:
SUPERIOR HEAD OF LATERAL PTERYGOID MUSCLE