**1.6 Case report**

A 20 years old male presented with Bilateral recurrent TMJ ankyloses (**Figure 1**). Initial TMJ injury was manged conservatively (2 years before) and hence no secondary deformities present. After some days he developed progressive Bilateral TMJ ankyloses. On clinical examination the mouth opening was 2 mm. Radiographic features showed development of radiopaque masses of Bilateral TMJ spaces with shortening of ramal height, signifying TMJ ankyloses. Bilateral TMJR with alloplastic device was planned.
