Question 190 (part 2) · LDEK · Mandibular movements and articulators
During lateral movement to the left, left condylar process in TMJ performs:
- A. rotation along the horizontal axis and shifts towards the side and sometimes anteriorly .
- B. rotation along the horizontal axis and shifts medially and sometimes posteriorly.
- C. rotation along the vertical axis and shifts medially and sometimes anteriorly.
- D. rotation along the Frankfurt plane and shifts downward, to the side and sometimes posteriorly.
- E. rotation along the vertical axis and shifts towards the side and sometimes posteriorly.
Hint
In a movement to the left the left condyle is the working one — consider its axis of rotation and the direction of its shift.
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