Bennett movement 

Bennett movement is defined as “condylar movement on the working side in the horizontal plane”. It is the bodily side shift of mandible, when it occurs may be recorded in the region of the translating condyle of non-working side.
During lateral movement the mandible shifts 1 to 4 mm towards the working side. It has also been termed previously as ‘BENNETT SHIFT’ or ‘MANDIBULAR SIDE SHIFT’.
The angle formed between the sagittal plane and the condylar path on the balancing side during lateral mandibular movements is known as ‘Bennett angle’ or ‘Lateral condylar guidance angle’.
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