Temporo - mandibular ligament is attached to _____________?

Correct answer: D. Lateral aspect of TMJ

  • A. Coronioid process
  • B. Posterior aspect of TMJ
  • C. Mandibular condyle
  • D. Lateral aspect of TMJ

Explanation

The temporomandibular ligament is the lateral thickening of the joint capsule, extending from the zygomatic region to the neck of the mandibular condyle. Therefore, it is associated with the lateral aspect of the TMJ.

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