We report a case of 10years old female child who presented with presenting complaints of progressive difficulty in jaw opening. The parents gave history of facial trauma suffered five years back. A radiograph obtained at that time was unremarkable. This time she was advised computed tomography (CT) examination of temporo-mandibular joint (TMJ) to evaluate the severity and extent of ankylosis. Examination was done on a 64 slice CT scanner (GE) with isotropic images and additional volume rendered and multiplanar acquisitions. Findings were suggestive of bilateral mediolateral bifid mandibular condyles with fibrous, partial bony ankylosis. Both mandibular condylar head were enlarged with abnormal contour. Condyles were bifid separated by a distinct