The popping of the TMJ: first, there are many incidences; second, it depends on the patient’s self-perception, some times the popping can be touched or heard by the doctor, and other times only the patient can hear it himself. The complexity of the rattling proves that there is no definite 100% cure in medicine. For popping, in itself, it has little impact on life, does not cause significant pain, and does not cause much psychological stress. Patients who feel pain are more pain recovery oriented. Patients are psychologically stressed, and it is necessary for the doctor to do a series of psychological counseling for the patient. The popping does not necessarily cause more and more serious symptoms in the joint. For popping, 7 out of 10 patients will recover, and the other 3 may need to be prepared to make friends with the popping the rest of the time because it does not affect their lives per se. The popping can be intervened, but some people can get rid of it in 2 weeks and some in 2 months, but there is no contradiction. It is still very possible to eliminate the ringing with time by the patient doing better posture, managing the movement of the joint and avoiding the causes of the ringing.