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What is the purpose of the mandibular function and provocation tests?
-Test for soreness in the lateral and medial pterygoid muscles, which are not easily accesssible to palpation
Pain the inferior lateral pterygoid muscle will manifest in the ___ ___, while pain in the medial pterygoid will be felt in the area of ____.
-Inferior lateral pterygoid muslce = pre-auricular region
-medial pterygoid = area of masseter
Describe the Clinical Mandibular Function Test?
-Open wide: Test for pain in medial pterygoid (stretch) and TMJ
-Clench: Test for pain in medial pterygoid (contraction), inferior lateral pterygoid (stretching),
-L&R lateral movement
What does Resisted Movement test?
-Test inferior lateral pterygoid
-Resisted Protrusion tests ILP on boths sides
-Resisted Right lateral movements test LEFT ILP
-Resisted Left lateral movements test RIGHT ILP
Clench on Separator
a. Clench on right separator-loads the left TMJ
b. Clench on left separator-load the right TMJ
c. Clench on bilateral separator
i. UNLOADS both TMJs-NO PAIN
ii. No lateral pterygoid pain
iii. Contracts medial pterygoid-possible pain
Describe how would you palpate muscle?
-Flat part of 2nd and 3rd finger tips
-palpate only one muscle at a time
-use 2lbs of presure to palpate extra-oral muscles
-use only 1lbs of pressure intraoral muscles
pain in TMJ can mean?
-Capsulitis or Synovitis
Distinguish b/t masseter and TMJ
-Masseter msucle bulges when clenching
-TMJ felt when patients open and closes jaw
How can the vertical reference be identified?
-If maxillary and mandibular incisors mildines are coincident, use midline
-If max and man incisors midline sare not coincident, use facial of #8 for lower midline
-If max and man incisors ar emissing, facial midlines such as the labial frena can be used
When is maximum assisted opening performed?
-Performed if maximum opening < 35 mm
-Apply gentle and steady force
What is the difference b/t SOFT end fell and HARD end feel? (term describe restriction that limits the full range of motion)
-Soft end feel: Max. opening increase with assistant (Muscle-induced restriction)
-Hard end feel: Max. opening doesn't change with asisstant (TMJ-induced restriction)
How to distinguish opening deviation b/t Joint and Muscle?
-Joint: Ass. with joint sound
-Muscle: Not ass. with joint sound
How to distinguish opening deflection b/t Joint and Muscle?
-Joint: Ipsilateral opening deflection (w/ ipsilateral deviation on protrusion)
-Muscle: Ipsilateral opening deflection (muscle lateral to joint)
-No deflection on protrusion
Intraoral examination should pay specific attention to 4 key factors?
-Tooth wear
-Tooth mobility
-Cheek indentation
-Tongue indentations
Examination of Current Splint?
-Examine the type of material (max/man, partial/full-coverage, soft/acrylic)
-Fit
-Retention
-Stability
-Occlusion: centric stops, lateral guidance protrusive guidance