Within 35 years 1008 patients were treated that were taken ill in a malignant tumor of face, jaw and mouth. There was found in five patients a distant metastasis of a carcinoma in lower yaw. One case with metastasis in left mandibular condyle is being described. The diagnosis was found by using conventional X-ray examination, Computertomography and aspiration cytology.

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