TMJ Lecture Flashcards

1
Q

How much freeway space is normal between your teeth

A

2-4mm

your teeth should not be touching when resting

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2
Q

Bruxism

A

Grinding teeth

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3
Q

Occlusion

A

Functional relationship between maxillary and mandibular teeth

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4
Q

What is the normal amount of overbite

A

The maxillary teeth should cover approximately 1/3 of the mandibular teeth

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5
Q

what is overjet?

A

How far infront the maxillary teeth are from the mandibular teeth

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6
Q

What is crossbite?

A

Mandibular teeth and mandibular teeth are not in line with central incisors

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7
Q

How do you name crossbite, which side?

A

Judged by the side that the mandible is shifted towards

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8
Q

What movement happens at the inferior cavity of the disc

A

rotation of the condyle occurs

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9
Q

what movement happens at the superior cavity of the disc

A

Translation

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10
Q

Which part of the disc is vascular/neural, which is avascular/aneural?

A

Anterior and posterior are vascular and neural

middle portion is not

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11
Q

Describe the shape of the TMJ disc

A

biconcave

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12
Q

Which head of the lateral pterygoid attaches to the disc

A

superior head

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13
Q

what structure is the pain generator in excessive anterior translation

A

retrodiscal laminae

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14
Q

The superior retrodiscal laminae does what?

the inferior does what?

A

superior- allows anterior translation

inferior- prevents excessive anterior translation

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15
Q

What muscles do elevation of the TMJ

A

Masseter

Temporalis

Medial pterygoid

Superior fiber of laterel pterygoid

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16
Q

What muscle helps stabilize the TMJ disc

A

superior fiber of lateral pterygoid

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17
Q

What muscles help with depression

A

Inferior lateral ptery

suprahyoids/infrahyoids

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18
Q

What muscles help with protrusion

A

Superficial masseter

medial pterygoid

lateral pterygoid

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19
Q

What is the only action that the lateral pterygoid does not do

20
Q

what muscles do retrustion

A

deep fibers of masseter

temporalis

suprahyoids(digastric)

21
Q

What muscles do lateral excursion

A

contralateral medial and Lateral pterygoid

ipsilateral temoralis and masseter

22
Q

What muscles stabilize the hyoid bone

A

infrahyoids

23
Q

what muscles are responsible for depression and retrusion of mandibles

A

suprahyoids

24
Q

generally muscles that _____ the jaw are tight

muscles that ______ the jaw are weak and inhibited

A

close

open

25
What nerve innervates the TMJ area
trigeminal V3
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What is the resting position of the disc on the condyle
should sit slightly anterior to the condlye
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_______ occurs in the first 20-25mm of motion (early phase)
rotation
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first _______ occurs then __________ during TMJ opening
rotation, translation
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when the anterior mandible moves posteriorly and inferiorly (your jaw opening), the condyle moves...
anteriorly and inferiorly
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when your jaw closes, the anterior mandible moves anteriorly and superiorly the condyle moves...
posteriorly and superiorly
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during lateral deviation, ipsilateral condyle ________ the contralateral condyle ________-
ipsilateral rotates Contralateral translation
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the mandible slides _________ during protrusion and _________ during retrusion
slightly downward slightly upward
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what is normal TMJ opening what is functional TMJ opening
normal 40-60 functional: 35
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causes of tmj dysfunction
grinding/clenching gum chewing oral fixation (chewing on things) excessive yapping
35
jaw pain is correlated with _____ tone
cervical muscle tone
36
What happens during Anterior Disc DIsplacement with reduction ADDwR
Condyle jumps over the disc causing a click during opening and closing disc is too far forward
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With ADDwR, the disc can displace anterior again with closing, causing a click, due to ________-
excessive contraction of lateral pterygoid
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Subjective: "I used to pop and click" Reduced ROM
Anterior disc displacement without reduction ADDwoR
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Anterior disc displacement without reduction ADDwoR
reduced ROM no popping disc stays in front of the condyle the whole time
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ADDwoR limited opening vs no limitation in opening
Limited opening- disc blocking the condylar head no limitation: disc is completely displaced anteriorly
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Associated conditions with TMJ Dysfunction
Major 2: Headache, neckpain vertigo, ear issues, neuralgia, chronic pain
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motion analysis: C shape opening deviates to the _________--
side of restriction
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motion analysis: : S shape opening
lack of motor control
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motion analysis: Deflection w/ opening
anterior disc displacement (typically towards side of displaced disc)
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cotton roll test bite object on painful side molars Pain increased: Pain decreased:
Pain increased: muscular origin Pain decreased: joint related- to confirm test on non-painful side, this should result in pain
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Centric relation provocation test
Grasp lower mandible w/ index and ring finger externally w/ thumb ontop of the mandibular teeth keep jaw slightly open and push anterior-superior (basically just mashing the disc with the mandible) positive if pain recreated anterior to tragus indicates disc issue