In a calm, reassuring voice, explain to the patient that the Condition can be treated successfully, but that full cooperation is necessary Mouth and jaw need to be relaxed and the procedure should not be resisted Jaw will feel pressure but not sharp pain Head needs to remain solidly on the headrest as the jaw is put back in place If the patient remains unable to relax and cooperate with the reduction, give IV procedural sedation and analgesia as needed.