Cone beam computed tomography provides images with resolution of sub-millimeter high diagnostic quality and excellent viewing. This makes topographic cuts short intervals of 10 to 70 seconds; the radiation dose is fifteen times less compared to conventional computed tomography. This study determined the intercondylar distance in a Colombian population between 18 and 48 years of age with a sample of 200 tomograms Cone Beam taking into account the age and skeletal maturity and other factors that could affect the outcome of measurements, such as orthognathic surgery or abnormalities in the TMJ and more. These measurements were made in millimeters taking the inner and outer part of the mandibular condyles using the Viewer software that enables Galaxis Galilean geometrically precise measurements for the study data.