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Name the four (4) paired muscles of mastication.
Temporalis, Masseter, Medial Pterygoid, Lateral Pterygoid
Which muscle of mastication is located on the side of the head above the ear and behind the eye?
The temporalis
Which muscle of mastication is considered the strongest crushing muscle?
masseter muscle
Which muscle protrudes the lower jaw?
The lateral pterygoid muscle
What is the anatomical name for the lower jaw?
Mandible
Which of the four primary muscles of mastication can retrude the mandible?
The Temporalis
What are the three (3) functional parts of the Temporalis?
Anterior, Middle and Posterior
What part of the Temporalis retrudes the mandible?
The posterior
What nerve provides motor control to all of the muscles of mastication?
The trigeminal nerve
What type of nerve is the Trigeminal Nerve?
A Cranial Nerve
Where does the Temporalis insert?
The Coronoid process of the mandible
Where does the Lateral Pterygoid insert?
The neck of the mandible and the articular disc
How many heads does the Lateral Pterygoid have?
Two
What are the names of the two heads of the Lateral Pterygoid?
The superior and the inferior heads of the Lateral Pterygoid
What is the name of the mandibular process that supports the mandibular condyle?
The Condyloid Process
What is the name of the process that is located immediately anterior to the Condyloid Process?
The Coronoid Process
What is the name of the Temporalis Muscle modification that inserts and surrounds the coronoid process?
The Temporalis Tendon
What is the name of the underlying bone that supports the Condylar and Coronoid Processes?
The Ramus of the Mandible
Where is the attachment of the Medial Pterygoid?
The posterior inferior inner surface of the Ramus of the Mandible
What is the name of the bony structure that is located on top of the Condyloid Process?
The Mandibular Condyle
Are there other anatomical structures in the human body that are also named with the term "condyle"?
Yes