Oral Surgery | Temporomandibular Joint Disorders | INBDE, ADAT

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thank you for explaining this in a way that 5 years of dental school couldnt. - from a final year student

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Thank you! This helped me understand the issues I've had from a car accident. I feel I have a better understanding of the procedures I will have soon.

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[@MariaMagdyGirgisHannaMankariou]

The exact cause of a person's TMJ disorder is often difficult to determine. Your pain may be due to a combination of factors, such as genetics, arthritis or jaw injury. Some people who have jaw pain also tend to clench or grind their teeth (bruxism), although many people habitually clench or grind their teeth and never develop TMJ disorders.

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[@AbdulazizHumoudSaeedAlmutairi]

TMJD : group of painful and dysfunctional conditions that involve the muscles of mastication and the tmj Two types : Articular - non articular Articular disorder : 1- non inflammatory arthropathies 2-inflammatory arthropathies 3- growth disturbance 4- neoplasms 5- diffuse C.T disorder 1-non inflammatory arthropathies -primary idiopathic osteoartherosis - secondary osteoartherosis -mechanical derangement - bone and cartilage disrorder 2-inflammatory arthropathies -synovitis - capsulitis. - rheumatoid arthritis -juvenile rheumatoid arthritis 3- growth disturbance Non neoplastic : 1-developmental : - hypoplasia - hyperplasia -dysplasia 2- acquired : -condylolysis 4-neoplasms •Benign tumors : 1- osteoma 2- condylar hypertrophy •Malignant tumor : - rare - extension of adjacent 1ry tumor - metastasis 5-diffuse C.T disorder -Systemic lupus erythematous - scaleroderma -sjogren’s syndrome - polymyositis

[@craigdarrington1877]

Thank you for posting these videos Ryan! I really appreciate it!

[@ranaabubaker2020]

Hi doctor Ryan,I think there is a small confusion in this video,first you mention that arthrocentesis is non surgical therapy while it regards minor surgical therapy,second in the minute 14:17 you described that arthroscopy as two canule inserted in order to instrumentate in upper joint space while this procedure is arthrocentesis not arthroscopy because the arthroscopy is incision infront of the ear to insert camera that will help in visualize and treatment TMJ problem.Thanks

[@aditi3086]

Nerve supply of tmj is Auriculotemporal nerve which is branch of mandibular division of trigeminal nerve. You have mentioned facial nerve. Please correct it

[@gloxrhythm3262]

Thank you so much, doctor. I really like your channel and your explaination with presentation so perfectly.

[@bilanaden-e8q]

TMJ lock can also happen on the dental chair during long treatment / extraction, love your videos.

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Absolutely. Glad you are enjoying the videos!

[@lucreziamorganti9115]

Everyone who suffers from Tmd: before you do anything invasive you should check if you have a TONGUE TIE first and get it released, that’s often the root cause other than posture. Lots of people have resolved chronic pain and issues just from getting the tongue released and doing mouth and body posture exercises along with tmj exercises.

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How do you know if you have tongue tie

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Great presentation Dr. Ryan!

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[@AmitisL]

Very helpful , thank you

[@riyashah7008]

with will stands for CLICK & withOut will be in LOCK, just to remember O

[@Monkey-fc9nc]

I have had TMJD since 2003 for 18 years. I have had it since I was 23 yrs old after my braces came off. I have been through many tmj specialists, 7 or more acrylic splints and 1 metal one amd injections.

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How is it now?

[@oops7183]

Thanks!

[@superladdercat1642]

Thanks so much! Very useful

[@joanheffingtonG]

Since TMD deals with muscles, nerves, and blood vessels. Trigeminal Neuralgia TN deals with the nerves, and blood vessels in the jaw, teeth, and gums, pain is transferred to the trigeminal nerve regardless. So, what is the difference when the patient has burning to his ears, jaw,teeth and gums when opening and closing with popping sensation. Is this a combination of TN and TMD?

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[@annarusso7278]

If a disc is posteriorly out of place but not causing joint pain just muscular discomfort should it be put back anyway to protect the joint from arthritis in the future?

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[@priyagodbole9884]

Do we have a lect on oroantral fistula & communication.....

[@jennaleonard3870]

I have TMD with reduction. The clicking is soooo loud

[@ethimself5064]

Thanks for the insite. I have been wondering about a so called sever overbite as one dentist has called my issue and in the pats other dentists have called a misaligned jaw. I started to get my back molars removed (I forget what they are actually called for now) about age 55 and it took about 13 years for all 4. What I am wondering about could have these teeth over the decades have led to the overbite or misaligned jaw? I do not have so called TMJ at night but rather the overbite grinding happens during the day to the point where my jaw actually gets sore from the grinding. A few years ago I had clear teeth protectors, again I forget what they are actually called. The result was That I broke them from my jaw clamping down too hard from the misalignment.They were replaced under warranty and the second ones broke after warranty so I gave up due to the expense. My dentist is very reluctant to expand any treatment to the point of surgical methods. Are there any suggestions you can make st to actually have my dentist start slow and progress until a solution is found? This vid is the best I have come across fro years and found it by luck. Many thanks.👍👍

[@KHgoalkeeper21]

you need to go to a TMD specialist (general dentist with additional training in TMD)

[@ethimself5064]

@@KHgoalkeeper21 I have an overbite

[@KHgoalkeeper21]

@@ethimself5064 orthodontist and TMD specialist then

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where can i find the pdf for these slides

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[@lauriehitz9193]

Can TMJ be caused by getting your wisdom teeth removed

[@mentaldental]

Temporomandibular joint disorders originate from a problem with the jaw joint itself or the musculature supporting the jaws. Surgery to remove the wisdom teeth can cause some soreness and discomfort for a few days, but it is very unlikely that the surgery would somehow impact the jaw joint or musculature in the long term.

[@nixonfleming893]

I did research about tmd disorder I was told by tmd specialist I have it also they told me o e of my jaw is uneven then other one little higher plus I was told that my overbite which is way over normal centimeters of my lower jaw can also cause more tmd disorder discomfort. I also learn tmd can cause pressure around eyes burly vision dry nose and I get alot tension headaches and pressure around temples .x ray I had done on my jaw by my doctor like last year it showed tmd disorder in jaw has gotten worse it needs to be fixed.by operation only and tmd cause facial swelling as well.i try muscles relaxers meds ibuprofen other over counter med for pain my doctor told me try nothing seem to work hot bath relief some tiny pressure and discomfort. But it fare right back up when I talk or eat I can't handle the pain anymore. I try reaching out to tmd specialist that last seen me they keep blowing me off with bull crap excuses. I even told them I think they hiding something from me something doesn't add up they get mad hang phone up on me I live in vermont there 3 different tmd specialist one I saw in South burlington vt at Timberlane who giving me issue.i found out there 2 others one in colchester vermont and in Middlebury vermont. So if my doctor can't get through to tmd people In Timberlane I hope other two will see me .I found out there no dictor specialist in tmd in vermont who can do operation in near by hopital I leave near .unless it one of tmd specialist can do it or I have go out of state like Boston I guess by look of it I may have go Boston.

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[@missmar5948]

I have tmd 😭😭😭

[@tookalook1]

Ok here we go. If somebody can help me stop this pain I will ??