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The function and expression associated with frontalis

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The function and expression associated with corrugator supercilii

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The function and expression associated with levatorlabii superioris and depressor labii inferioris

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The function and expression associated with zygomaticus major & minor

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The function and expression associated with risorius

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The function and expression associated with orbicularis oris

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The function and expression associated with buccinator

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The function and expression associated with depressor angulioris

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The function and expression associated with mentalis

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The function and expression associated with platysma

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ID the bones , muscles, joints and fossa involved in the TMJ

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Bones:

ramus of the mandible

coronoid process

zygomatic arch

mandibular condyle

muscles:

lateral pterygoid

ligament:

temporomandibular ligament

fossa/disc/cavity:

anterior tubercle of mandibular fossa

mandibular fossa of temporal bone

articular disc

inferior joint cavity

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what provides sensory innervation to the TMJ

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Sensory innervation to the TMJ is provided through three branches of the mandibular nerve (CN V3): the auriculotemporal nerve, masseteric nerve, and deep temporal nerve

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13
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name the 4 muscles of mastication

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temporalis

masseter

med and lat pterygoid

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temporalis

Orgin

insertion

function

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Masseter

Orgin

insertion

function

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Med pterygoid

Orgin

insertion

function

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lateral pterygoid

Orgin

insertion

function

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18
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what nerves innervate facial expression

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facial

6 branches of CN VII- exit stylomastoid foramen

posterior auricular

temporal

buccal

zygomatic

marginal mandibular

cervical

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what nerves innervate mastication

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mastication

4 branches of CNV3 that exit from foramen ovale

masseteric nerve: masseter muscle

medial & lateral pterygoid nerves: medial & lateral pterygoid muscles

deep temporal nerves: temporalis muscle