What type of temporomandibular joint (TMJ) movement(s) occur during lateral deviation of the mandible or shifting of the lower jaw to one side?

Gliding movement on one side and rotational movement on the other side

Explanation:

The temporomandibular joint is a joint which is found on the head one on each side that allows for the movement of mandible for speech, respiratory movement and mastication.

The temporomandibular joint or the TMJ glides on one side and rotates on the other side when the mandible deviates laterally or when the lower jaw shifts to one side. It occurs during mastication.

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