Value of ultrasonography method in the diagnosis of temporomandibular disorders and patient management monitoring is underestimated. Application of ultrasonography in the diagnosis of patients with temporomandibular disorders in many countries is limited. The main advantage and feature of the method is the ability to conduct examination in dynamics (during the function). Its safety and availability allow applying the method often and at different stages of diagnosis and treatment. So, ultrasonography fully satisfies the needs of primary diagnosing. MRI remains the recognized <<gold standard>> for the diagnosis of temporomandibular disorders. A case report which is presented, demonstrates the relevance and scope of diagnostic information obtained by ultrasonography, and their verification and clarification with the use of magnetic resonance imaging. Upon comparing the results of USG and MRI described in the clinical case report, we can conclude that ultrasound is quite sensitive and specific in diagnosing anterior disc displacement and blocked movement of the head of the mandible.
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