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The effect of occlusal factors, especially balancing contact in stomatognathic dysfunction, was studied by statistical analysis. Then, in order to study the relationship between the canine contact and the molar contact on working side during lateral movement, the subjects were divided into three groups.U test was used to analyze statistical difference in the incidence of TMJ symptoms between the groups. The results were as follows:1. The molar contact on the working side may have unfavorable effects on TMJ functions.2. The tooth contact on the balancing side, excluding the molar, may suppress the effecst due to the molar contact on the working side on TMJ functions.3. As to the incidence of TMJ symptoms, the group, in which tooth contact includes bilateral canine teeth but excludes the molar, was significantly lower than that in the other groups.

The Statistical Study of Relation between TMJ Dysfunctions and Tooth Contacts Pattern on Lateral Mandibular Movements in Twenties.