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guards mandibular foramen
lingula of the mandible
Which joint is a diarthrodial joint?
tempromandibular joint
two movements of diarthrodial joint?
sliding and hinge joint
Which joint in the face has a dense, fibrous joint capsule?
tempromandibular joint
Which type of movement of the TMJ causes the mandible to move anteriorly?
sliding movement
Which type of movement of the TMJ causes the mandible to move inferiorly?
hinge movement
lies between the mandibular condyle and fossa?
articular disk
ligaments of TMJ?
temporomandibular, stylomandibular, sphenomandibular ligaments
condylar process and articular disk lie w/in the mandibular fossa of the temporal bone when the mandible is in what position?
closed
mandibular condyle rotates on the inferior surface of the articular disk when the mandible is in what position?
depressed (open)
What occurs as the mandible continues to open and the mandibular head and disk slide forward to lie just inferior to the articular tubercle of the temporal bone?
gliding motion (sliding movement)
mandibular condyle positioned anterior to articular tubercle of the temporal bone in which condition?
TMJ dislocation
mm. that close mandible?
temporalis, masseter, medial pterygoid mm.
Action: temporalis m.
closes mandible
Action: masseter m.
closes mandible
Action: medial pterygoid m.
closes mandible
opens mandible?
gravity, lateral pterygoid m., suprahyoid and infrahyoid mm.
assists in wide, resisted or excessive depression (opening)?
lateral pterygoid m.
assist during sudden or resisted opening of the jaw?
infrahyoid and suprahyoid mm.
Innervation: mm. of mastication
branches of mandibular n. V3
Origin: temporalis m.
temporal fossa
Insertion: temporalis m.
deep to zygomatic arch to coronoid process of mandible
Action: temporalis m.
posteriorly pulls to retract the mandible or anteriorly pulls to elevate the mandible
Innervation: temporalis m.
mandibular n. V3
Origin: masseter m.
zygomatic bone and arch
Insertion: masseter m.
inferior and lateral to mandible
Action: masseter m.
elevates and protrudes mandible
Innervation: masseter m.
mandibular n. V3
Origin: medial pterygoid m.
medial half of lateral pterygoid plate
Insertion: medial pterygoid m.
ramus and body of mandible
Action: medial pterygoid m.
closes jaw
runs parallel and deep to masseter m.?
medial pterygoid m.
Innervation: medial pterygoid m.
Mandibular n. V3
Origin: lateral pterygoid m.
crest of sphenoid bone
Insertion: lateral pterygoid m.
head of mandible and joint capsule
Action: lateral pterygoid m.
pulls anteriorly to open mandible and close jaw
Innervation: lateral pterygoid m.
Mandibular n. V3
location of trigeminal ganglion
Meckel's Cave
fold of dura that is the location of the trigeminal ganglion
Meckel's Cave
motor fibers of Trigeminal CN V run through which branch?
Mandibular V3
common place for entrapment of Mandibular V3?
between medial and lateral pterygoid mm.
what branch of Trigeminal CN V carries PS to the submandibular, parotid and sublingual glands?
Mandibular V3
location where Mandibular V3 exits cranial cavity?
foramen ovale
Which mm. innervated by n. to medial pterygoid?
tensor tympani and tensor veli palatini mm.
Innervation: tensory tympani m.
n. to medial pterygoid V3
Innervation: tensor veli palatini m.
n. to medial pterygoid V3
n. to medial pterygoid a branch of?
Mandibular n. V3
n. to lateral pterygoid a branch of?
Mandibular n. V3
masseteric n. a branch of?
Mandibular n. V3
temporal n. a branch of?
Mandibular n. V3
n. to mylohyoid a branch of?
Mandibular n. V3
What mm. innervated by n. to mylohyoid?
mylohyoid and anterior belly of digastric m.
Innervation: mylohyoid
n. to mylohyoid V3
Innervation: anterior belly of digastric m.
n. to mylohyoid V3
n. that encircles middle meningeal a.
auriculotemporal n. V3
n. that sends sensory innervation to auricle and temporal region?
auriculotemporal n. V3
n. that sends articular fibers to TMJ?
auriculotemporal n. V3
n. carrying PS postganglionic fibers to parotid gland?
auriculotemporal n. V3
n. that parallels superficial a. and v.?
auriculotemporal n. V3
n. that gives off n. to mylohyoid and then enters mandibular foramen?
inferior alveolar n. V3
n. that supplies all mandibular teeth?
inferior alveolar n. V3
n. that terminates as mental n.?
inferior alveolar n. V3
n. giving sensory innervation to chin and lower lip?
mental n. (inferior alveolar n. V3)
n. that passes through mental foramen?
mental n. V3
n. conveying general sensation from anterior 2/3 of the tongue and mouth?
lingual n. V3
located anterior to inferior alveolar n.?
lingual n. V3
chorda tympani (Facial CN VII) joins this n. in the infratemporal fossa?
lingual n. V3
n. conveying special sensation of taste from anterior 2/3 of tongue?
lingual n. v3
n. carrying preganglionic PS fibers from Facial CN VII to the submandibular ganglion?
lingual n. V3
n conveying sensation from skin and mucous membranes of the cheek?
buccal n. V3
n. that can be trapped between two heads of lateral pterygoid m.
buccal n. V3
pathway of preganglionic PS fibers to submandibular/sublingual glands?
Facial CN VII to chorda tympani to lingual n. V3
postganglionic PS cell bodies for submandibular/sublingual glands located where?
submandibular ganglion
pathway for PS preganglionic fibers to innervate parotid gland?
Glossopharyngeal CN IX
postganglionic PS cell bodies for innervation of parotid gland located where?
otic ganglion
pathway of postganglionic PS fibers for innervation of parotid gland?
auriculotemporal n. V3
connects Facial CN VII w/ lingual n. V3
chorda tympani
carries taste sensation from anterior 2/3 of tongue
chorda tympani
conveys preganglionic PS fibers from brainstem via Facial CN VII to submandibular ganglion
chorda tympani
receives preganglionic PS fibers from inferior salivatory nucleus via Glossopharyngeal CN IX
otic ganglion
sends postganglionic PS fibers via auriculotemporal n. V3 to the parotid gland
otic ganglion
maxillary a. a terminal branch of?
external carotid a.
a. that is divided into three by lateral pterygoid m.?
maxillary a.
a. deep to ramus and head of mandible?
maxillary a.
branches of mandibular division (1st part) of maxillary a.?
deep auricular a., anterior tympanic a., inferior alveolar a., middle meningeal a., accessory meningeal a.
part of maxillary a. medial (proximal) to lateral pterygoid m.?
mandibular portion (1st part)
deep auricular a. a branch of?
maxillary a.
anterior tympanic a. a branch of?
maxillary a.
inferior alveolar a. a branch of?
maxillary a.
middle meningeal a. a branch of?
maxillary a.
accessory meningeal a. a branch of?
maxillary a.
supplies external auditory meatus and outer TMJ?
deep auricular a.
supplies inner TMJ?
anterior tympanic a.
travels through petrotympanic fissure?
anterior tympanic a.
travels through mandibular foramen w/ inferior alveolar n.?
inferior alveolar a.
supplies lower teeth and gums?
inferior alveolar a.
enters foramen spinosum to supply dura mater?
middle meningeal a.
enters foramen ovale to supply dura mater?
accessory meningeal a.
Which part of Maxillary a. supplies only mm.?
pterygoid portion (2nd part)
Which part of maxillary a. is under lateral pterygoid m.?
pterygoid portion (2nd part)
branches of pterygoid portion of maxillary a.?
deep temporal, masseteric, pterygoid, and buccal aa.
deep temporal a. a branch of?
maxillary a.
masseteric a. a branch of?
maxillary a.
pterygoid a. a branch of?
maxillary a.
buccal a. a branch of?
maxillary a.
part of maxillary a. distal to pterygoid m.?
pterygopalatine portion (3rd part)
connects facial vv. w/ cavernous sinus
pterygoid plexus of vv.
damage to this n. causes inability to clench jaw tightly and difficulty in chewing
damage to mandibular n. V3
W/ damage to mandibular n. V3, the jaw will deviate which way when the mouth is open?
towards the affected side
What mm. cause deviation of the mandible towards the midline (adduction) as the mandible opens? This causes the mandible to be pushed towards the weak side as the jaw opens?
lateral ptyergoid m.
used by dentists to anesthetize the mandibular teeth
inferior alveolar n. block
anesthetic is injected around what n. near its entrance to the mandibular foramen to anesthetize the mandibular teeth?
inferior alveolar n.
What n. will accidentally get anesthetized during an inferior alveolar n. block?
lingual n. V3
If the needle is placed too far posteriorly during an inferior alveolar n. block, the parotid gland can be punctured which will anesthetize what nn.?
branches of Facial CN VII
If the parotid gland is anesthetized in an inferior alveolar n. block, what can transiently occur?
Bell's palsy
Dentists use what as a landmark to anesthetize the inferior alveolar n.?
lingula of the mandible
condition where mandibular condyle slides too far anteriorly and ends up anterior to the articular tubercle resulting in the jaw not closing and damage to nn. in the area
TMJ dislocation
To fix this condition, mandible must be pushed first inferiorly and then posteriorly
TMJ dislocation