Question 1

At rest, the tip of the tongue should touch the ___ of the mouth, just behind the front teeth.

Accepted Answer

roof

Question 2

During isometric exercises, press gently on the jaw without ___ it.

Accepted Answer

moving

Question 3

In isometric exercises, press up on the ___, then back.

Accepted Answer

chin

Question 4

___ mobilization is a technique used to treat Disc Displacement with Reduction by creating space within the joint.

Accepted Answer

TMJ distraction

Question 5

___ tissue mobilization is a technique used to treat capsular issues.

Accepted Answer

Soft

Question 6

Self-STM techniques for the ___ and ___ muscles can help relieve neck and shoulder tension.

Accepted Answer

Upper trap, levator

Question 7

One common isometric exercise for TMD is pressing the tongue against the ___ of the mouth.

Accepted Answer

roof

Question 8

The amount of pressure applied during isometric exercises should be enough to cause an ___ on the skin.

Accepted Answer

indentation

Question 9

One of the goals in treating Disc Displacement without Reduction is to ___ function.

Accepted Answer

maximize

Question 10

When eating, it is helpful to cut food into ___ pieces.

Accepted Answer

small

Question 11

Teeth should be ___ mm apart at rest.

Accepted Answer

2-3

Question 12

During Controlled Mandibular Opening Exercises, keep the ___ in contact with the roof of the mouth.

Accepted Answer

tongue

Question 13

It is important to address all ___ restrictions when treating masticatory disorders.

Accepted Answer

cervical

Question 14

___ mobilization is a technique used in the treatment of osteoarthritis to improve joint function.

Accepted Answer

Joint

Question 15

In Phase I of neuromuscular control exercises, you should roll the device away from the ___ side.

Accepted Answer

affected

Question 16

___ the TMJ is essential to restore proper mouth opening in patients with Disc Displacement without Reduction.

Accepted Answer

Stretching

Question 17

Improving ___ control and condylar remodeling is a key aspect of treating Disc Displacement without Reduction.

Accepted Answer

neuromuscular

Question 18

One of the treatments for capsular issues is patient ___ about the condition.

Accepted Answer

education

Question 19

One of the treatments for osteoarthritis involves ___, which helps patients understand their condition and manage symptoms.

Accepted Answer

education

Question 20

To recapture the disc, first ___ the mouth to the maximum.

Accepted Answer

open

Question 21

In Controlled Mandibular Opening Exercises, place the tip of the ___ on the roof of the mouth.

Accepted Answer

tongue

Question 22

In Phase III of neuromuscular control exercises, after biting, maintain force onto the device and return to the ___.

Accepted Answer

midline

Question 23

One of the treatments for Disc Displacement without Reduction is ___ to help patients understand their condition.

Accepted Answer

Education

Question 24

Once the teeth touch, ___ the jaw while avoiding disc dislocation again.

Accepted Answer

retrude

Question 25

The ___ muscles are addressed in Self-STM techniques to alleviate tension at the base of the skull.

Accepted Answer

Posterior occipitals

Question 26

One should limit ___ activities such as nail biting, gum chewing, clenching, and grinding.

Accepted Answer

parafunctional

Question 27

Addressing all ___ restrictions is important in the treatment of Disc Displacement without Reduction.

Accepted Answer

cervical

Question 28

Addressing all ___ restrictions is a crucial part of osteoarthritis treatment.

Accepted Answer

cervical

Question 29

Isometric exercises are beneficial for strengthening muscles without stressing the ___.

Accepted Answer

joints

Question 30

To avoid strain on the jaw, one should avoid sleeping ___.

Accepted Answer

prone

Question 31

Modalities to improve muscle flexibility and pain in masticatory disorders include ___, ___, and ___.

Accepted Answer

Heat, Ultrasound (US), Laser

Question 32

Practice opening and closing your mouth without moving to the ___.

Accepted Answer

side

Question 33

Self-Soft Tissue Mobilization (STM) techniques for the ___ muscle can help alleviate tension in the jaw.

Accepted Answer

Masseter

Question 34

Isometric exercises involve muscle contraction without ___.

Accepted Answer

movement

Question 35

Addressing all ___ restrictions is important in the treatment of Disc Displacement with Reduction.

Accepted Answer

cervical

Question 36

___ is a treatment technique for osteoarthritis that helps to maintain or improve range of motion.

Accepted Answer

Stretching

Question 37

Lips should be ___ together when breathing through the nose.

Accepted Answer

lightly

Question 38

While performing Controlled Mandibular Opening Exercises, use a ___ to ensure you open and close your mouth evenly without excessive protruding.

Accepted Answer

mirror

Question 39

Isometric exercises can help improve ___ control in patients with TMD.

Accepted Answer

neuromuscular

Question 40

___ exercises are used to strengthen the muscles around the TMJ in cases of Disc Displacement with Reduction.

Accepted Answer

Isometric

Question 41

___ control exercises are important for TMJ treatment.

Accepted Answer

Neuromuscular

Question 42

After opening the mouth to the maximum, ___ and close the mouth.

Accepted Answer

protrude

Question 43

In Controlled Mandibular Opening Exercises, you should open and close your mouth ___.

Accepted Answer

slowly

Question 44

The first step in neuromuscular control exercises is to rest the device gently between ___ teeth.

Accepted Answer

front

Question 45

One of the treatments for Disc Displacement with Reduction is ___, which involves informing the patient about their condition.

Accepted Answer

Education

Question 46

___ exercises are used to strengthen muscles without changing their length.

Accepted Answer

Isometric

Question 47

TMJ ___ control exercises are part of the treatment for capsular issues.

Accepted Answer

neuromuscular

Question 48

___ correction is important in the treatment of osteoarthritis to ensure proper alignment and reduce strain on the joints.

Accepted Answer

Postural

Question 49

The ___ muscle is targeted in Self-STM techniques to reduce headaches and jaw pain.

Accepted Answer

Temporalis

Question 50

Neuromuscular control exercises should be done ___ times three times per day.

Accepted Answer

six

Question 51

___ and Condylar Remodeling are crucial components in treating Disc Displacement with Reduction.

Accepted Answer

Neuromuscular control

Question 52

One of the key components in treating masticatory disorders is patient ___.

Accepted Answer

Education

Question 53

___ mobilization techniques include self-STM techniques.

Accepted Answer

Soft Tissue Mobilization (STM)

Question 54

When yawning, keep the tip of the tongue on the ___ of the mouth.

Accepted Answer

roof

Question 55

When performing isometric exercises, sit with proper posture, teeth slightly apart, and ___ on the roof of the mouth.

Accepted Answer

tongue

Question 56

In isometric exercises, press diagonally back and to the left, then diagonally back and to the ___.

Accepted Answer

right

Question 57

A ___ diet is recommended, avoiding crunchy and chewy foods.

Accepted Answer

soft

Question 58

Postural exercises should be done ___ times a day.

Accepted Answer

5-6

Question 59

In Phase II of neuromuscular control exercises, after rolling the device, you should gently ___ down as if to make an impression on the device.

Accepted Answer

bite

Question 60

In isometric exercises, press the jaw to the left, then to the ___.

Accepted Answer

right

Question 61

Isometric exercises for TMD should be performed ___ times a day for optimal results.

Accepted Answer

multiple

Question 62

___ exercises are specifically designed to improve the neuromuscular control of the TMJ.

Accepted Answer

TMJ Neuromuscular control

Question 63

___ water rinses can help alleviate discomfort.

Accepted Answer

Warm

Question 64

___ tissue mobilization is used in osteoarthritis treatment to alleviate muscle tension and improve flexibility.

Accepted Answer

Soft

At rest, the tip of the tongue should touch the ___ of the mouth, just behind the front teeth.

During isometric exercises, press gently on the jaw without ___ it.

In isometric exercises, press up on the ___, then back.

___ mobilization is a technique used to treat Disc Displacement with Reduction by creating space within the joint.

___ tissue mobilization is a technique used to treat capsular issues.

Self-STM techniques for the ___ and ___ muscles can help relieve neck and shoulder tension.

One common isometric exercise for TMD is pressing the tongue against the ___ of the mouth.

The amount of pressure applied during isometric exercises should be enough to cause an ___ on the skin.

One of the goals in treating Disc Displacement without Reduction is to ___ function.

When eating, it is helpful to cut food into ___ pieces.

Teeth should be ___ mm apart at rest.

During Controlled Mandibular Opening Exercises, keep the ___ in contact with the roof of the mouth.

It is important to address all ___ restrictions when treating masticatory disorders.

___ mobilization is a technique used in the treatment of osteoarthritis to improve joint function.

In Phase I of neuromuscular control exercises, you should roll the device away from the ___ side.

___ the TMJ is essential to restore proper mouth opening in patients with Disc Displacement without Reduction.

Improving ___ control and condylar remodeling is a key aspect of treating Disc Displacement without Reduction.

One of the treatments for capsular issues is patient ___ about the condition.

One of the treatments for osteoarthritis involves ___, which helps patients understand their condition and manage symptoms.

To recapture the disc, first ___ the mouth to the maximum.

In Controlled Mandibular Opening Exercises, place the tip of the ___ on the roof of the mouth.

In Phase III of neuromuscular control exercises, after biting, maintain force onto the device and return to the ___.

One of the treatments for Disc Displacement without Reduction is ___ to help patients understand their condition.

Once the teeth touch, ___ the jaw while avoiding disc dislocation again.

The ___ muscles are addressed in Self-STM techniques to alleviate tension at the base of the skull.

One should limit ___ activities such as nail biting, gum chewing, clenching, and grinding.

Addressing all ___ restrictions is important in the treatment of Disc Displacement without Reduction.

Addressing all ___ restrictions is a crucial part of osteoarthritis treatment.

Isometric exercises are beneficial for strengthening muscles without stressing the ___.

To avoid strain on the jaw, one should avoid sleeping ___.

Modalities to improve muscle flexibility and pain in masticatory disorders include ___, ___, and ___.

Practice opening and closing your mouth without moving to the ___.

Self-Soft Tissue Mobilization (STM) techniques for the ___ muscle can help alleviate tension in the jaw.

Isometric exercises involve muscle contraction without ___.

Addressing all ___ restrictions is important in the treatment of Disc Displacement with Reduction.

___ is a treatment technique for osteoarthritis that helps to maintain or improve range of motion.

Lips should be ___ together when breathing through the nose.

While performing Controlled Mandibular Opening Exercises, use a ___ to ensure you open and close your mouth evenly without excessive protruding.

Isometric exercises can help improve ___ control in patients with TMD.

___ exercises are used to strengthen the muscles around the TMJ in cases of Disc Displacement with Reduction.

___ control exercises are important for TMJ treatment.

After opening the mouth to the maximum, ___ and close the mouth.

In Controlled Mandibular Opening Exercises, you should open and close your mouth ___.

The first step in neuromuscular control exercises is to rest the device gently between ___ teeth.

One of the treatments for Disc Displacement with Reduction is ___, which involves informing the patient about their condition.

___ exercises are used to strengthen muscles without changing their length.

TMJ ___ control exercises are part of the treatment for capsular issues.

___ correction is important in the treatment of osteoarthritis to ensure proper alignment and reduce strain on the joints.

The ___ muscle is targeted in Self-STM techniques to reduce headaches and jaw pain.

Neuromuscular control exercises should be done ___ times three times per day.

___ and Condylar Remodeling are crucial components in treating Disc Displacement with Reduction.

One of the key components in treating masticatory disorders is patient ___.

___ mobilization techniques include self-STM techniques.

When yawning, keep the tip of the tongue on the ___ of the mouth.

When performing isometric exercises, sit with proper posture, teeth slightly apart, and ___ on the roof of the mouth.

In isometric exercises, press diagonally back and to the left, then diagonally back and to the ___.

A ___ diet is recommended, avoiding crunchy and chewy foods.

Postural exercises should be done ___ times a day.

In Phase II of neuromuscular control exercises, after rolling the device, you should gently ___ down as if to make an impression on the device.

In isometric exercises, press the jaw to the left, then to the ___.

Isometric exercises for TMD should be performed ___ times a day for optimal results.

___ exercises are specifically designed to improve the neuromuscular control of the TMJ.

___ water rinses can help alleviate discomfort.

___ tissue mobilization is used in osteoarthritis treatment to alleviate muscle tension and improve flexibility.

___ is a technique used in the treatment of Disc Displacement without Reduction to improve joint movement.

It is advised not to rest your ___ on your hands.

Controlled ___ opening exercises are part of the treatment for masticatory disorders.

___ mobilization is a method used in the treatment of capsular issues.

___ exercises are included in osteoarthritis treatment to enhance TMJ neuromuscular control.

Self-STM techniques for the _ and _ muscles can help relieve neck and shoulder tension.

Modalities to improve muscle flexibility and pain in masticatory disorders include _, _, and ___.