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What is a MRI TM JOINTS(OPEN & CLOSED)?

MRI TM Joints (Open & Closed) is an advanced MRI examination that evaluates the jaw joints in open- and closed-mouth positions to diagnose TMJ disorders, disc displacement, arthritis, and other joint abnormalities.

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Also known as/ Other names: TMJ MRI (Temporomandibular Joint MRI), Dynamic TMJ MRI, MRI Jaw Joint, Kinematic TMJ MRI
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What is MRI TM Joints (Open & Closed)?

MRI TM Joints (Open & Closed) is an advanced MRI examination that evaluates the temporomandibular joints (TMJs) in both the open-mouth and closed-mouth positions. It provides detailed images of the joint structures, articular disc, cartilage, ligaments, muscles, and surrounding soft tissues.

Why is MRI TM Joints (Open & Closed) performed?

This examination is performed to diagnose or evaluate TMJ disorders, disc displacement, jaw pain, clicking or locking of the jaw, restricted mouth opening, arthritis, joint inflammation, ligament injuries, and other abnormalities affecting the temporomandibular joints.

Which structures are evaluated during the examination?

The examination evaluates the temporomandibular joints, articular disc, cartilage, ligaments, jaw muscles, bone, joint capsule, and surrounding soft tissues.

Can MRI TM Joints help before jaw surgery?

Yes. It provides detailed information about the joint anatomy, disc position, and surrounding soft tissues, helping oral and maxillofacial surgeons plan appropriate treatment or surgery.

What is the difference between MRI TM Joints and CBCT TM Joints?

MRI is best for evaluating soft tissues, including the articular disc, muscles, ligaments, and inflammation. CBCT is better for evaluating bone structures, fractures, bone degeneration, and jaw alignment.

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