Mandibular Movements

Mandibular movements occur around the TMJ which is capable of making complex movements. Temporomandibular joint is the joint connecting your lower jaw and your skull.
The movements can be categorized as follows -
 Basic movements
 Excursive movements
 Border movements
 Functional movements
 Parafunctional movements
Factors affecting mandibular movements are -
 Condylar path / guidance
 Opposing tooth contact and Anterior guidance
 Neuromuscular control

[@noorjaved7037]

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Thank u

[@ManojKumar-zg4ou]

Knowledgeable 👌👌

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[@MohanKumar-eg9qi]

so sorry to spoil the party.but the description of mandibular movements given is not correct.
the mandible can NEVER execute PURE hinge movement.!!

[@harkaranbhullar3863]

From cr to co..what movement happen..rotation or translation?

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To know in detail about CR and CO please watch this video -ua-cam.com/video/QUjCJ7vBgiA/v-deo.html