TMJ
The temporomandibular joint connects your jaw bone to your skull.
TMJ Explained
The temporomandibular joint (TMJ) connects your jaw bone (mandible) to your skull (temporal bone). Sitting below the ears and on either side of your face, this joint acts as a hinge for your jaw. There are several muscles, ligaments, and tissues that make your jaw move.
If the jaw joints, facial muscles, or the fit of the upper and lower teeth do not function properly, a TMJ disorder can occur. This disorder is often associated with pain in the jaw/facial region.
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