Abstract
The temporomandibular joint (TMJ) is subject to numerous dysfunctions that hinder its normal functions. One treatment proposed for these disorders is arthrocentesis, which is effective when associated with an occlusal splint. It can increase joint space, release intra-articular adhesions, remove toxins, and exchange fluid through renewing synovial fluid. Female patient came to Service Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery complaining of difficulty chewing, facial pain, and limitation in mouth opening. The diagnosis was made based on imaging and clinical examination of the patient that showed signs and symptoms of sinusitis and joint swelling hindering the normal path of the meniscus.
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