WEEK 11 Flashcards

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TMJ P/E

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START OBS IN STANDING - LOOK AT SURROUNDING JOUNTS TO ASSESS FOR NORMAL FUNCTION AND NMC OF SHLDR GIRLDE

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IN SITTING

obser 1

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• Upright postural position of the mandible (UPPM) -TUTALC

1) At “rest” there is a 2-5mm gap between the upper and lower teeth – “freeway space”
2) Occlusal position – teeth are maximally intercuspated – centric occlusion

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3
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sitting obs 2

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1/3 of face - chin to nose, nose to outer eye
Length of the mandibles
Symmetry of condyles – size, position Symmetry of muscles

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4
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palp

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Temperature
Sweating
Swelling

muscles: 
Temporalis
Masseter
Medial pterygoid – inside angle of the
mandible 
Anterior belly of digastric
Suprahyoid muscles
Infrahyoid muscles
Intra‐orally – lateral pterygoid SCM, scalenes, UT, Lev scap etc
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5
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TMJ AMs

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repeat 3-4 times
overbit and overjet
– Opening/closing
– Protrusion/retrusion
– Lateral deviation L and R
* (remember you would also do upper and lower Csp active movt assessment)

+ then do loading tests

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6
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opening

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about 45mm (up to 60mm)
Initial rotation – inferior joint
‐ condylar ridge moves forward on
the intermediate zone of the disc Disc rotates backward on condyle
Translational phase – superior joint
‐ disc and condyle move together down the articular eminence
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7
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Protrusion – 5mm

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Almost purely translation ‐ superior joint

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8
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Retrusion – 3mm

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‐ discs and condyles glide forward together.
Translation – superior joint Position of centric relation
Close packed position of the joint

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9
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Lateral Deviation

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(L) and (R) – 7‐9mm (could be up to 12‐15mm)
Going to the (L)
‐ the right disc & condyle
move/ translate forward, inferior and medial
‐ the left disc & condyle pivot/ moving posteriorly

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10
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treatment

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techniques:
• ↔caud Neutral II, III, IV*
• Can also be done in different positions
• ↔caud in an open position IV‐, IV
• ↔caud with opening – therapist performs opening
• MWM ↔caud with opening (therapist glides PA and patient performs opening)
• ↔caud N II in sitting
• ↔caud with opening in sitting
• ↔caud with protrusion

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11
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eg for R) tmj

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do R) medial glide w/ r) lat devand l) lateral glide w/ L) lat. deviation

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12
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exercise approaches

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• Increasingrange,stretches
• Controllingabnormalmovementpatterns(mirror)
• Teachingrestingposition
• Strengthtraining(isometric)
• Addressing contributing factors – eg: poor posture,
– habitual movement patterns – Stress behaviours
– Parafunctional activities

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