[Table/Fig-1]:

Proposed classification of temporomandibular disorders (TMD) in edentulous patients

Type 1	Patients with no TMJ changes
Type 2	Patients with mild TMJ changes Popping Clicking of the jaw Feeling of muscle spasms Normal mouth opening (32–62 mm) [44]
Type 3	Patients with mild and moderate TMJ changes
	Which include combination of type 2 and Headaches and occasionally, migraine-like headaches Cervical pain Limited mouth opening (<35 mm) [45,46] Deviation/deflection of mandible during opening and closing
Type 4	Patients with mild, moderate and severe TMJ changes
	Which include combination of type 3 and Tenderness of muscles of mastication Tenderness over TMJ Pain while opening in mouth Locking of TMJ Luxation of TMJ
Type 5	Patients with Mild, moderate, severe and advanced TMJ changes
	Which include combination of type 4 and radiographic changes such as presence of flattening erosion osteophytes and sclerosis in the joint components