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In this presentation, Dr. Okeson describes how changes in
the integrity of temporomandibular joint structures can
produce some of the common signs and symptoms related
to intracapsular disorders. As a result, the clinician will
understand what changes occur in the TMJ that produce joint
clicking and how specific joint symptoms relate to different
intracapsular diagnoses. The etiology of joint clicking is
reviewed in detail so the clinician can better appreciate
treatment options. Video illustrations are used to graphically
demonstrate normal and abnormal disc movements.
Considerations regarding the progression of intracapsular
disorders are discussed along with treatment considerations.
the integrity of temporomandibular joint structures can
produce some of the common signs and symptoms related
to intracapsular disorders. As a result, the clinician will
understand what changes occur in the TMJ that produce joint
clicking and how specific joint symptoms relate to different
intracapsular diagnoses. The etiology of joint clicking is
reviewed in detail so the clinician can better appreciate
treatment options. Video illustrations are used to graphically
demonstrate normal and abnormal disc movements.
Considerations regarding the progression of intracapsular
disorders are discussed along with treatment considerations.
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Lecture # 5
“Understanding Intracapsular Disorders of the
Temporomandibular Joint.”
(57 minutes) (2005)
| Click to play a portion of DVD #5 on intracapsular disorders of the TMJ. |