Effects of Mulligan Mobilization in Comparison With Maitland Mobilization in Temporomandibular Joint Dysfunction.

Both Mulligan and Maitland mobilization techniques with Myofascial release of temporalis and masseter and Rocabado 6\*6 exercise program are applied over a two-week period with six sessions in total, focusing on improving TMJ mobility and reducing pain. Group A Mulligan mobilization emphasizes active patient involvement combined with therapist-applied glides, including lateral, anterior, medial, and distraction glides performed for 5-10 seconds with 3-5 repetitions per session. These techniques enhance mouth opening, lateral deviation, protrusion, and joint space while reducing stiffness and pain. And baseline treatment of myofascial release of temporalis and masseter muscle and Rocabado's 6\*6 exercise program

Group B-Maitland mobilization relies on graded oscillatory movements (Grades I-III) for 5-10 seconds with 3-5 oscillations, targeting pain relief and mobility in the pain-free range. Lower grades (I-II) are used for acute pain with gentle oscillations, while higher grades (II-III) provide moderate mobilization to improve protrusion, lateral deviation, and joint capsule mobility. And baseline treatment of myofascial release of temporalis and masseter muscle and Rocabado's 6\*6 exercise program.