**4. Conclusion**

As the summary about hypermobile temporomandibular jaw movements, it is important to know, that in all cases with subluxation the appearing sounds are frightening, and sometimes the doctors are more surprised than the accustomed patient. The associated unexpected jaw movements which are correlated with the thud sound in relation to inexperienced dentists would lead to a patient becoming sick. On the other hand, subluxation in some cases would lead to luxation and the patients may require surgery which is at risk of multiple complications. So the necessary recommendations for patients with hypermobile joints with the subluxation are to avoid wide mouth opening during yawning, eating or singing. The most difficult is to control jaw opening during yawning. Our recommendation is to bend your head to the chest and protect jaw opening by neck spine. Another possibility is to suction the tongue to the palate during yawning and protect wide opening by tongue frenulum. In addition, physiotherapeutic procedures are required, to strengthen the muscle for joints protection.

*Temporomandibular Joint Hypermobility Examination through Differentiation of Sounds DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.5772/intechopen.103955*
