Anatomy of Jaw Motion - TMJ, Articular Disc, and Muscles

Animation showing how the jaw bone, articular disc, masseter, temporalis, and lateral pteryoid all move relative to each other. These animations were all made to support other TMJ related video topics, but I thought it would be nice to show them all by themselves here!

⭐️ TMJ Exercises:
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⭐️ TMJ Dislocation Treatment:
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⭐️ 5 common types of TMJ disorders:
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Animation produced by Dr. Chris Chang:
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