Temporomandibular joint pain is the main clinical manifestation of TMJ disorders and can affect the patient’s quality of life. Pain characteristics are more varied, such as pain during eating, pain when opening the mouth or pain radiating to the head and neck, or even in some cases to behind the ear, depending on the circumstances. Temporomandibular joint pain is a symptom, but regardless of the symptom, it is necessary to find the cause as much as possible and then determine the specific treatment to solve it. Part of the temporomandibular joint pain can be determined by imaging, whether it is caused by intra-articular injury or by abrasion damage to the cartilage surface of the joint, whether there is osteophytes, whether the pain of the joint is caused by displacement of the cartilage disc of the temporomandibular joint, etc. There are many kinds of manifestations There are many ways to treat the pain, and a clear diagnosis is needed to achieve a better treatment effect on the pain. Clinical treatment can usually be done through physical therapy techniques or medication, depending on the specific cause and the specific disease, the appropriate treatment method should be chosen.