If no concern for fracture, perform closed reduction in the emergency department (see techniques below)
Often easiest to reduce one side at a time
Provide pain control and anxiolysis as needed
Consider procedural sedation, especially if the<unk>  has been dislocated for an extended period
Local anesthetics may also be effective when injected into the preauricular depression just anterior to the tragus
Often easiest to reduce one side at a time
Local anesthetics may also be effective when injected into the preauricular depression just anterior to the tragus
Mandible dislocation
Acute tetanus
Mandible fracture
Akathisia
Pilon fracture
Conversion disorder
Odontoid fracture
Drug toxicity 