The jaw will lock itself in place by spasm of the local muscles, and the athlete will be in extreme pain. The jaw will look deformed, locked open, or to one side. Tooth Dislocation Temporomandibular Dislocation Jaw Fracture Tooth Fracture

Based on the description provided, the correct answer is Temporomandibular Dislocation.<br /><br />Temporomandibular dislocation, also known as TMJ dislocation, occurs when the jawbone (mandible) becomes dislocated from the temporomandibular joint (TMJ). This can happen due to a sudden blow to the jaw, excessive force or trauma, or certain medical conditions.<br /><br />The symptoms described, such as the jaw locking in place, looking deformed, or being locked open or to one side, are characteristic of TMJ dislocation. This condition can cause extreme pain and difficulty in opening or closing the mouth.<br /><br />The other options, Tooth Dislocation, Jaw Fracture, and Tooth Fracture, are not accurate descriptions of the condition described in the question. Tooth dislocation is not a common condition, and jaw or tooth fractures would typically involve a break or crack in the bone or tooth, rather than a dislocation of the jawbone.