Ankylosed primary tooth is an anomaly of physiological structure. It occurs more commonly in molars, particular in the mandibular second molars. The incidence of ankylosis of one or more primary teeth varies between 1.5% and 9.9%, depending on the study cited. Ankylosed tooth in clinical is usually due to clinical features, such as infraocclusion or delay exfoliation. The treatment options include periodic follow up, prosthetic build up, extraction, and orthodontic treatment. Only a few papers pointed out luxation is a way to disrupt the area of ankylosis to improve infraocclsuion. In this case, luxation is successful and help ankylosed primary lower second molar erupting to its normal position.