🦷 Temporomandibular Joint (TMJ) - Mobilising Exercises This excerpt from Micaela’s upcoming TMJ Programme demonstrates mobilising exercises designed for patients with TMJ dysfunction. 💡 Practical techniques to improve joint mobility, reduce discomfort, and support functional recovery. 🎥 Part of the Rehabilitation content on Physiopedia Plus. 👉 Discover more: https://members.physio-pedia.com/why-physioplus/ #TMJ #MobilisingExercises #PhysiopediaPlus #Physiotherapy #Rehabilitation #ClinicalSki

The muscles of mastication are a group of paired muscles located around the temporomandibular joint (TMJ). They produce movements at this joint and are therefore responsible for moving the lower jaw. These muscles can be subdivided into primary (main) and secondary (accessory) muscles. The primary muscles of mastication include four paired muscles that primarily act during eating. Each person has the following four primary muscles of mastication: 🔸Temporalis 🔸Masseter 🔸Medial pterygoid 🔸Late

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