TMJ Flashcards

1
Q

Median occlusal position

A

the position in which the teeth are fully interdigitated

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2
Q

skelton of the tongue

A

Hyoid bone

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3
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Restrains movement of the lower jaw and prevents compression of the tissue behind the condyle

A

temporomandibular or lateral ligament

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4
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restrains to keep the condyle disc and temporal bone firmly opposed

A

shenomandibular and stylomandibular ligaments

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5
Q

what the forward head posture does to TMJ

A

mandible is pulled inferiorly and posteriorly, changing the position of the condyle within the TMJ
Altered supra and infra hyoid mm resting position

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6
Q

early clicking implies

A

a developming dysfunction

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7
Q

late clicking implies

A

a chronic problem

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8
Q

Centric Occlusion

A

is the relation of the jaw and teeth when there is maximum contact of the teeth and it is the position assumed by the jaw in swallowing

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