Oral Anatomy

The major arterial supply to the jaw is via the	Internal maxillary artery. The internal maxillary artery is a branch of external carotid artery
The internal alveolar artery branches from internal maxillary artery just	Medial to ramus of mandible
The gasserian ganglion is at the	Petrous part of temporal bone
The parasympathetic ganglion associated with maxillary nerve is the	Pterygopalatine ganglion
The mylohyoid nerve branch is associated with	Sphenomandibular ligament
The middle and anterior palatine branch of maxillary nerve enters the palate through the	Minor palatine foramen. The posterior palatine branches pass through the major palatine foramen.
The long axes of the condyloid process if prolonged would meet at a point anterior to foramen magnum at an angle of	135 degrees
The tempromandibular ligament is the external portion of the	Capsular ligament
The accessory fibers of the stylomandibular ligament is the	Stylomandibular ligament
The suspensory ligaments of the tempromandibular joint are the	Tempromandibular and sphenomandibular ligaments