Anatomy of TMJ ( Temporomandibular joint )

[@DrTeethAcademy]

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[@shafqathussain2216]

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[@DrTeethAcademy]

Sorry to know that you found it waste. Will create more videos to improvise 😊

[@cutecathatesme336]

TMJ is the hardest topic in dentistry for me, and you made it look simple! Thank you, and happy Ramadan!

[@ayushdaas]

🙏Whenever there is a problem with TMJ or mouth opening, chewing food, you would like to tell you from experience that while eating food, keep equal amount of food on both sides of the tooth inside the mouth and chew it slowly or eat soft food, hard things like Do not use copra, gram, brackish etc., exercise the mouth daily before going to sleep at night and after waking up in the morning and keep taking protein and calcium in the diet and be happy.🙂

[@muhammadirshad9789]

Very good English and good teaching Dr teeth

[@mrsexynaveed]

I have understood soo clearly for first time...tnx a million...u should make more videos like this.

[@DrTeethAcademy]

I will in sha Allah :)

[@muzxikhan7913]

Walikum asslam... Very nice lecture and way of teaching is brilliant 👍👌😍

[@reshmispeaks3694]

Every video of yours is awsome.... very lucid and compact explanations..... please keep uploading more 😊😊

[@DrTeethAcademy]

Thanks Reshmi :)

[@deepanshug5727]

Video was great, no doubt but there was a small mistake Each temporomandibular joint is classed as a *"ginglymoarthrodial"* joint since it is both a ginglymus (hinging joint) and an arthrodial (sliding) joint. The condyle of the mandible articulates with the temporal bone in the mandibular fossa. You said its *ginglymodiarthrodial*???

[@aamirshahzad6788]

Literally enjoyed the background music...BTW it was so helpful..

[@saheenmuskan4469]

Thnks i had askd fr this video nd it was helpful cos bfr i was totally blank abut TMJ and afraid of the topic thanks again☺️

[@huzm662]

Beautiful explanation thank you ❤️

[@kulkarniprajakta9235]

actually..u r a very good teacher!! very helpful video for understanding tmj

[@DrTeethAcademy]

+Prajakta kulkarni thank you :)

[@faihamusthafa6452]

Thanx a lot maam... it was so helpful👍😊

[@bandisaiteja7484]

Well done mam, good explanation.this vedio is like me going to 1st year basics again👍. thank u mam

[@fazalhakim1231]

wow really great job mam we appreciate you people from the core of our heart .................

[@DrTeethAcademy]

+Fazal Hakim thank you 😊

[@kdpoint4221]

Really deep and simple explanation and ur voice tone is really amazing.

[@DrTeethAcademy]

Thanks

[@prateeppaul9924]

Your voice is too sweet.. And ur handwriting is not that bad.. And thanks for beautiful explanation

[@prateeppaul9924]

Need video on muscle of mastication

[@nainzahra9177]

Amazing video ! Very helpful

[@kuchbhikuchbhi4539]

Walaikumassalam.. u have a nice voice.. thanku for the video.. whr r u from?

[@umakantarya9359]

Your voice is Beautiful. Thanks for A nice explanation.

[@prityprasad6193]

I guess tmj is complex joint because it has two articulating surfaces.. But you said it as compound???

[@shinyohhani1324]

though disc is a non ossified bone functionally it act as third bone

[@atifasajid5776]

Thnkuuu for such extremely helpful video hina. ..😘

[@Avneetkaur-qe8bc]

lots of love❤❤❤; u will touch million subscriber soon

[@DrTeethAcademy]

+Avneet kaur thank you soo much

[@drsheikh]

Great presentation thanks. Very to the point. Would love to see more.

[@DrTeethAcademy]

+Ahthesham Sheikh Mohammed thank you. Kindly share and support my work. ☺️

[@timuraslam8692]

good lecture

[@Abdulkarim-zl8wj]

It is so help me,to understand tmj clearly.Thank u

[@DrTeethAcademy]

+Abdul Karim glad to know 😊

[@keziageorge2165]

Superb 🥰

[@HMALDANA]

What a nice presentation! Thanks for sharing!

[@chiranpandey123]

One of the best video of tmj

[@weoptimists8937]

Best way of teaching ❤️

[@DrTeethAcademy]

Thank you :)

[@Dayi1981]

Excellent tutoring!! Very well detail!!

[@DrTeethAcademy]

Thank you :)

[@GBMusic15]

Nice explanation.All doubt is cleared.Thank u mam

[@rekibrepon]

Thnk you so much maa'm..your video is really helpfull.Please make a video on TMJ ankylosis and management.

[@dr.meghanahbasari6586]

Cn u post a vedio of tmj in rheumatoid arthritis,and joint pain.....in exam point of view of final yr dentistry

[@despinatouratzidou8327]

very nice video! could you cover cmd and different advanced treatment options also? thanks a lot!

[@niyatimehendiratta3646]

thank u so much mam these videos r really helpful in understanding topics and by studying through made the topics so interesting ☺

[@DrTeethAcademy]

This makes me happier :)

[@janhavikulkarni3440]

Very helpful video...bt wht About ligament n relations of TMJ

[@kamaluddinansari2472]

thankyou madam very helpful your vdo

[@SilvrFern]

Correction: This is a COMPLEX joint (has an intra articular disc) and not a compound joint (more than 2 bones). other than that great vid!

[@DrTeethAcademy]

Hi, though by definition compount joint has more than 2 bones yet TMJ is classified as a compound joint the reason being the articular disk in between that functionally serves as a non ossified bone.

[@abusultan5887]

Nice...but I think synovial joint's articular surfaces are covered by hyaline cartilage...but here you say fossa is covered by febrocartilage ..or the fossa is called mandibular fossa or articular fossa as I read but you say glenoid fossa..why

[@obikenobi9851]

the tmj is an atypical synovial joint meaning its covered by fibrocarilage , the glenoid fossa is the whole fossa which she showed then the mandibular fossa is where the head ofthe mandible attaches to bro

[@abusultan5887]

@@obikenobi9851 thanks alot

[@gull23]

Good work

[@mivaanrajput5548]

When i open my mouth widely my left side jaw joint get bigger than of right and there is no pain.I noticed this problem just 2 days before what can i do for it and also i have an habit of continous chewing of chewing-gum.

[@DrTeethAcademy]

+Mukesh Rajput it could be dislocation of tmj.. consult your dentist soon and get necessary investigations done.

[@shivangirai1310]

very helpful to understand.....thank you

[@DrTeethAcademy]

Thank you for the feedback Shivangi :)

[@rashmia5352]

I m suffering from the TMJ now I my treatment is going with braces ...few months later my moth was now opened problem so dr give me sticks to exercise to open my mouth ....few days ago what I noticed is after exercise I tired to get open my mouth in front of mirror without any sticks...but I saw I come click very bit ...please suggest why it is happening ??? Please help

[@alasfidow4439]

Thank you so much you very helpful as always

[@DrTeethAcademy]

+alas yare glad to hear :)

[@swetabindal8950]

Nice one.

[@myrkaz381]

good explanation ! thank you.

[@DrTeethAcademy]

+Myr Kaz welcome 😊

[@dr.garimagarg3638]

Thank you..... very helpful video

[@faridkhanpatwari343]

Thank u so much hina mam...♥️

[@patel.abhinav5374]

Very helpful to understand TMJ

[@DrTeethAcademy]

Thanks Abhinav :)

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Dr Teeth jayendra

[@4-akshaykumar872]

Ur handwriting is bad which is the best part 😎

[@aflalhussain5432]

Amazing explanation

[@DrTeethAcademy]

+Aflal Hussain thank you ☺️

[@aflalhussain5432]

Dr Teeth you are welcome

[@haripriya6517]

this presentation helps me lot for my Tom exam thx. Still need more detail for all structure...

[@DrTeethAcademy]

+hari priya thanks. I intend to cover the entire dental curriculum in near future :)

[@veli3652]

very nice done.saved my final exam in antomy,keep up the good work

[@DrTeethAcademy]

Thanks :)

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Thanks 🙏

[@WarexHousexMusic1]

beautiful! thank you!

[@juhainashahnawaz3178]

Nice video 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻can you also cover space infections

[@DrTeethAcademy]

Thank you. Yes i would soon. Stay in touch :)

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Dr Teeth ?

[@obikenobi9851]

nice one doc

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Thanks great jop👍👍👍👍👍💚

[@TheDaleraka]

Thank you!

[@rekor.b9954]

Thank you 👍🌸

[@DrTeethAcademy]

+ركان رسمي welcome :)

[@sumiahsiddig9356]

well done👏

[@anisakhan6696]

Mam,Functional anatomy of TMJ pr video banaye plz

[@hamzaakbar4412]

Thank you so much... I wasn't understanding the topic in my book so this video helped me a lot... BTW Ur voice is very sweet.. ❤️

[@DrTeethAcademy]

Thanks :)

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subscribed!!!!!!

[@Salmangamer16]

please mam upload more videos of PDL

[@sacredRemimder]

Good one dearo

[@sheeba_roohi]

Ma'am please provide PDF with vedio having written material

[@DrTeethAcademy]

Hi, I have started providing notes with recent videos. Old videos will take time but eventually our aim is to provide notes with all the videos.

[@drhusamalhurani]

Perfectly 👍🏼

[@shafqathussain2216]

Thanks alot

[@PrabhatKumar-mu1nr]

salam wal-e-kum.! lov frm india for you

[@DrTeethAcademy]

😊 thank you

[@drarslanmahmoodfcps-omfs8659]

mashallah. very informative video. amongst the best videos on tmj . can you please provide the reference from regarding volumes of upper and lower joint spaces? as you said volume of upper joint space : 1.9 ml volume of lower joint space: 0.9 ml

[@meyar07]

Walaikum assalam and thank uhhhh so muchh meam

[@EmanMohamed-iq4yr]

Thanks so helpful

[@rejiabm1]

well explained

[@07sadiq]

Masha Allah

[@DrTeethAcademy]

+Sadiq Ali Jazak Allahu Khairum ☺

[@indiandrinker4771]

plz help me I am suffering this pain and I dont know what should i to do.... plz plz plz help ...

[@DrTeethAcademy]

+Naveen Garkoti please see a doctor soon. He'll diagnose and provide you suitable treatment. Wish you a speedy recovery 😊

[@indiandrinker4771]

Dr Teeth Thank you very much to your reply ...

[@indiandrinker4771]

Dr Teeth What you said plz explain again....

[@rejiabm1]

are you fine now? it can be treated well, very common also. forst thing you do is to relax, reduce stress, and sleep well, 80 percent u will be fine, rest a dr can take care of

[@katarisowmya3064]

Nice explanation recording TMJ

[@tusharpawar685]

Mam , I think it's not glenoid fossa it's mandibular fossa

[@DrTeethAcademy]

Both are same

[@indiandrinker4771]

Can you explain that which kind of pain that makes lot of pain and i cant still my neck pain is in my upper side jaw plz tell me ....

[@AdilAdil-yd1mz]

Naveen Garkoti ...friend ..please consult a Physiotherapist who knows manual therapy on tmj.I do believe he can help you.. Thank you.

[@indiandrinker4771]

Adil Adil thank you very much

[@Your_lilly_7]

U didn't mention why u devided the lateral ptrygoid into superior &inferior part ???

[@drcm2781]

this is really amazing appreciate you keep going and hope you will applaud more videos in 2019

[@DrTeethAcademy]

Yes, will upload more. Thanks :)

[@drcm2781]

you are most welcome @@DrTeethAcademy

[@drcm2781]

@@DrTeethAcademy when was your last lecture for 2018 I'm new i will check it thanks

[@bangashkhankhan276]

its awesome

[@DrTeethAcademy]

Thank you :)

[@atteindresiempredad]

wa alaykoum salam thank you sister

[@41maazkhan7]

Amazing

[@DrTeethAcademy]

+Maaz Khan thank you

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Bahut ala

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Muscles of mastcn pls

[@shuchijain5827]

Do add some more vedios

[@nazakhtar9227]

Weldone

[@Стефан-в6б]

Great video! Very explanatory, but isn't it the mandibular fossa and not the glenoid fossa?

[@DrTeethAcademy]

Aren't they the same thing?

[@Стефан-в6б]

Oh I have no idea, I'm a student not a critique

[@DrTeethAcademy]

Yeah they are the same. Nice to have you here :)

[@Стефан-в6б]

thank you so much for clearing things up)

[@onyinyechimarcus8515]

Toluwanimi Jegede hi. the glenoid fossa is the same thing as the mandibular fossa. so she's right.

[@saikumarboga2139]

At 4 :38 it's Glenoid fossa not mandibular fossa

[@DrTeethAcademy]

They are the same!

[@saikumarboga2139]

@@DrTeethAcademy they are not same mandibular fossa is between condyle and coronoid processes

[@DrTeethAcademy]

The mandibular fossa (glenoid fossa) is an oval depression behind the anterior root of the zygomatic process of temporal bone for the reception of the condyle of the mandible.

[@saikumarboga2139]

@@DrTeethAcademy it's Google explanation ,better try to explain in your words

[@DrTeethAcademy]

They're the same. Please share references supporting the fact that they are not the same.

[@yaldarostamnezhad5142]

You are amazing!! Thank you

[@DrTeethAcademy]

+Yalda Rostamnezhad ❤️

[@rohitkumarsangar1511]

In start video you don't told Aslam malek because the teacher's should not have any religious

[@indiandrinker4771]

my life is in so scary and painfull cause of this i am so dippressed

[@DrTeethAcademy]

+Naveen Garkoti there could be a number of possible causes, this wouldn't be possible without seeing you in real. Its the best idea to consult the doctor.

[@arunimashukla2928]

Nice

[@DrTeethAcademy]

Thanks Arunima :)

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