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Home » Articular Disc

Articular Disc

April 12, 2025 by Kristensmith Taylor Leave a Comment

Articular Disc

Question 1. Articular disc
Answer:

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  • It is an oval plate of fibrocartilage & divides the joint into two compartments
    1. Upper compartment
      • Permits gliding movements
    2. Lower compartment
      • Permits gliding & rotatory movements
      • It represents the primitive insertion of lateral pterygoid muscle
      • Posteriorly the disc splits into upper & lower lamellae by venous plexus
        1. Upper lamellae
          • Attached to Squamotympanic fissure
        2. Lower lamellae
          • Attached to posterior surface of neck of the mandible

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Articular disc Parts:

  • Structurally the disc contains five parts
  • Anterior extension
  • Anterior thick band
  • Intermediate zone
  • Posterior thick band
  • Bilamellar region

Articular disc Surfaces:

Surfaces Of Articular Disc

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Question 2. Inferior Alveolar Nerve
Answer:

  • It is a branch of posterior division of mandibular nerve

Inferior Alveolar Nerve Course:

  • Emerges under lower border of the lateral pterygoid
  • Passes downward & forward between the ramus of mandible & Sphenomandibular ligament Enters the mandibular foramen
  • Runs in a bony canal below the teeth & finally divides into incisive & mental nerves

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Articular Disc

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