T Temporomandibular joint dislocation is a situation when the condyle passes over the articular eminence structure, but it cannot return into nonnal position because of muscular spasm. If the dislocation relapses continuously, it called recurrent dislocation. There are specific clinical symptoms such as open bite and limited movement. Dislocation problem usually can be treated by manual reduction. The reduction can be easier with the useof local or general anasthesia, with or without muscles relaxant. Treatment of recurrent dislocation divided in two categories, conservative and surgery. Conservative treatment consist of several applications or injections with sclerosant, botulinurn toxin type A, or autologous blood. Surgical treatment include decreasing mobilization of temporomandibular joint (TMJ), reduction or augmentation articular eminence.