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TMJ Anatomy

Oral Anatomy, Histology & Embryology • ~15 min to master

💡 Quick Tricks & Mnemonics

Disc = fibrocartilage (avascular, aneural in center). Upper joint space = translation. Lower = rotation. Lateral pterygoid = opens mouth + protrudes. Only muscle that opens = lateral pterygoid (inferior head) + digastric.

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Why TMJ Anatomy Matters for NEET MDS

TMJ Anatomy is a high-yield topic in Oral Anatomy, Histology & Embryology. It has appeared in 6 out of the last 10 NEET MDS exams, making it a commonly tested topic in this subject.Oral Anatomy, Histology & Embryology carries approximately 10 marks in the exam, and mastering TMJ Anatomy is essential for maximizing your score in this section.

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📝 Practice Questions on TMJ Anatomy

Which of the following is correct about TMJ Anatomy?Which of the following is correct about TMJ Anatomy?Which of the following is correct about TMJ Anatomy?Which of the following is correct about TMJ Anatomy?Which of the following is correct about TMJ Anatomy?Which of the following is correct about TMJ Anatomy?Which of the following is correct about TMJ Anatomy?Disc is associated with:fibrocartilage avascular aneural in center — this is characteristic of:Upper joint space is associated with:translation gliding movement — this is characteristic of:Lower joint space is associated with:rotation hinge movement — this is characteristic of:Lateral pterygoid is associated with:opens mouth protrusion depression — this is characteristic of:Inferior head lateral pterygoid is associated with:active in opening — this is characteristic of:Superior head is associated with:active in closing — this is characteristic of:Articular eminence is associated with:slope guides condylar movement. — this is characteristic of:Which of the following is true regarding TMJ Anatomy?

📌 Key Facts — TMJ Anatomy

Disc = fibrocartilage avascular aneural in centerUpper joint space = translation gliding movementLower joint space = rotation hinge movementLateral pterygoid = opens mouth protrusion depressionInferior head lateral pterygoid = active in openingSuperior head = active in closingArticular eminence = slope guides condylar movement.

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