TMJ Basic Anatomy & Biomechanics

Hi Class, This is a replacement lecture for the Lab we missed because of the holiday. It will get you up to speed with regard to the basic anatomy and biomechanics of the TMJ joint, which you will need in order to understand the examination procedure--this video will be coming soon.
Dr. Gillard

[@ggonsg]

Wow; you are one AMAZING teacher. You really know how to break things down and you have such a patient, gentle manner. Thank you!!!

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[@dailylifehack101]

Thats great. It's a confusing anatomy & you really broke it down very well. Will have to see it over & over again. A big thank you!!!

[@nataliabaszczyk1528]

Great visualization of the TMJ. Thank you!

[@zohaibaarbani]

Thank you. That was a wonderful presentation and quite comprehensive review of TMJ

[@choclatethunder5537]

This was very helpful! Thank you! Im ready for this exam!

[@Duo-cool]

This video saved my life!!! Thank you!

[@thefreemusicproject4207]

Hello Dr Douglas, Thanks for the excellent descriptive anatomy of TMJ, Very lively..

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[@ilkyazocak7862]

This is a great explanation, thank you from Turkey!

[@akagami4082]

Thanks man. It was of great help during exams.

[@saimaphysio2]

very very visual and in chunks to understand a complex joint of the body. extremely amazing....

[@vasilikikalochoridis3347]

so helpful for my kin project on trying to re-create this synovial joint!!

[@Snowkitingcentre]

Thank you so much you are a really good teacher !

[@keremekmekci3527]

Thank you sir, it really helped for my dentistry lessons.

[@incompatibleTypes]

Thank you! Great explanation.

[@user-pe3zn4sy3m]

after long searching that what I was looking for. bingo! thank you

[@azerbaijanbaku7479]

thank you very much dr Gillard!

[@ahmedshama9388]

Greetings from Egypt , great demonstration from great demonstrator

[@elnewishy]

ِAhmed Shama .. طب وفيه علاج ؟؟! Looks like there’s no cure for TMJ!!

[@mrwillsworld540]

As a future R.M.T. I found this video incredibly helpful. Thank you.

[@RabehAlEnazy]

Thanks for the video, beneficial

[@mistape8997]

straight and clear

[@missellli]

Thanks for amazing video!! Can I ask you a question?what ligament is taut during yawning ?or which ligament is supporting TMJ during yawing ?

[@changyongkang7651]

thank you for a great lecture

[@shraddhaangal6380]

This lecture is wonderful

[@dianarajan9191]

realllyyyyyyyyyyyy gud video... helped me a lot ... thank u sooooo much

[@Zahnfee_25]

Very helpful !

[@asoha3695]

thank you for such an informative video !

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[@elizabethvillalta4461]

Thank you very helpful video

[@jacquelinefazal6844]

Hi Douglas, could you please tell me about the paper which discovered the lateral pterygoid muscle attaching to the articular disc, please.

[@basemkhalefa2973]

thank you very much :)

[@gabrieldeleon7942]

Is there any treatment of my tmj disc?

[@ggsglobal3385]

excellent :)

[@antlike15]

Is there any way to get this powerpoint slides? They are great

[@rutuparna1000]

Can you please guide me on below MRI findings "Mild degeneration of central articular disc on left side with normal translation movement."

[@drannis1]

I was a tad confused when you said that during the anterior translation of the (depression action) that there was a click on opening . Does that not mean that the mandibular condyles ¨¨jumped¨¨ the disc which is abnormal??

[@douglasgillarddcprofessoro5285]

Oh my, I made this video so long ago, I can't remember exactly what you're talking about. But that clicking sound often means that the condyles are not riding smoothly and are jumping or at least hopping over some defect.

[@miljenkopopovic6604]

Suuuper

[@yoseftarshis7518]

just play it on 1.25 speed and you are good to go! :)

[@SunilSapkota]

i tooo have problem and its tooo painful

[@douglasgillarddcprofessoro5285]

Whoops: 2:18 should read "coronoid process of the mandible." Not coronary process.

[@HamidKhan-hr6ei]

Sir I am pathan and I can't understand fast spoken English.It would be so sweet of u if u speak a little slow. Anyhow Ur teaching is amazing!

[@edithwright5409]

Did you say cerebral spinal fluid in the joint capsule ? Did you mean synovial fluid?

[@douglasgillarddcprofessoro5285]

Of course. There is obviously no cerebrospinal fluid inside the TMJ joint.

[@edithwright5409]

@@douglasgillarddcprofessoro5285 It was in the part of the presentation in which you were showing the Capsular Ligament and mentioned the capsule was full of CSF around 10.08 of the presentation.I listened again to make sure I hadn’t misheard. Thank you for replying. I am not a student of anatomy. I just like to see how my various achy joints are supposed to work. Thanks for sharing these informative lectures.

[@jacksonmcneil3766]

This is great information for students studying dentistry, the medical field (MD's), PT's, people who have TMJ, and the general population. But chiropractors learning the anatomy and biomechanics of the TMJ? Chiropractors should not be anywhere close to manipulating/adjusting this joint. It is a very complex joint and a sensitive area that is important for the body to function every single day. Massage by a chiropractor around the TMJ for people who have a TMJ disorder? Sure, but a massage therapist and physical therapist trained in TMJ can do the same thing or even better.

[@norbertcristia7134]

Wow i suffer from this i was wondering if i could send you my Mri and tell me what u think?

[@eleanorhawkins9494]

I'd been suffering TMJ for many years, till the day I came across the natural alternative treatment method that really end all of my discomforts within 12 hours. Being unaware and leave the whole of my health in doctor's hand was my worst mistake ever.

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Can u tell me wat did u do ..which natural treatment you came across?

[@Maidullah202]

2:39 Zygomatic process of Temporal bone*

[@douglasgillarddcprofessoro5285]

No, I was correct: it's the temporal process of the zygomatic bone. The zygomatic process the temporal bone is on the other side of the suture.

[@aimejones7744]

Why does my jaw click painfully even when not eating or talking?

[@ckmegatron]

You might have a disc displacement or you might have a chronic inflammatory condition that can be degenerative. If you want to be diagnosed, the best person to help you would actually be a Dentist, they are the most qualified medical professional to treat TMD (temporomandibular disorder)

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[@kamikan22]

I got pain that irradiate over my left body. Internet, help me xd