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Temporalis
Elevates the mandible at the TMJ and assists in jaw retraction.
Masseter
The primary muscle responsible for closing the jaw, allowing biting and chewing. It elevates the mandible and contributes to jaw movement.

Temporalis
is a fan-shaped muscle located on the side of the head that plays a crucial role in elevating and retracting the mandible during mastication.
Masseter
A powerful muscle located in the cheek, essential for jaw closure and facilitating chewing and grinding movements.
