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Masseter M.

O: Zygomatic Arch


I: Masseteric tuberosity


N: Mandibular N.


F: Elevates mandible

Temporal M.

O: Temporal Fossa


I: Coronoid Process of Mandible


N: Mandibular N.


F: Elevates Mandible, Retracts Mandible

lateral pterygoid M.

O: lateral plate of pterygoid process


I: Condylar Process


N: Mandibular N.


F: Depresses mandible

Deep part of medial pterygoid M.

O: lateral plate of pterygoid process


I: Pterygoid tuberosity


N: Mandibular N.


F: Elevates Mandible

Superficial part of masseter muscle

O: Zygomatic arch & maxilla


I: coronoid Process, Ramus of Mandible


N: Mandibular N. V3


F: elevation, protraction of mandible

Superficial part of medial pterygoid muscle

O: Maxillary tuberosity


I: Pterygoid tuberosity


N: Mandibular N.


F: Elevates Mandible

Superior part of lateral pterygoid muscle

O: Inftratermporal crest


I: temporomandibular joint


N: Mandibular N


F: Depresses mandible