Objective: Bifid mandibular condyle (BMC); it is a rareanomaly with exactly unknown etiology, generally asymptomatic and de tected incidentally on radiography. The primary aim of this study is to de termine the frequency, unilateral/bilateral status, depth, and the location(orientation) of BMC in the community. The second aim is to evaluatethe relationship between the existing sulcus depth and age. Material andMethods: Cone beam computed tomography images of 1,020 patients565 (55.4%) female, 455 (44.6%) male) aged between 18-75 were eval uated retrospectively. Medio-lateral orientation in coronal sections andantero-posterior orientation in sagittal sections were investigated. All thedata of the BMCs we determined were recorded and statistical analyzeswere made. In addition, patients with BMC were divided into 6 differentage groups and compared in terms of sulcus depth and BMC frequency.Results: In this study, in 41 (4.02%) patients as 20 females (3.54%) and21 (4.61%) males, with a mean age of 49.4±13.2 [standard deviation (SD)]years, 33 (3.23%) unilateral (16 right, 17 left) and 8 (0.78%) bilateral atotal of 49 (3.14%) BMCs were determined. While all BMCs exhibitedmedio-lateral orientation, 16 of them (32.65%) were also antero-posteriororientated. When the average sulcus depth of antero-posterior BMCs was2.7±0.9 (SD) mm, the mean of those with medio-lateral orientation was2±0.4 (SD) mm (p>0.05). There was no statistically significant differencebetween genders and age groups in terms of BMC frequency and depth(p>0.05). Conclusion: Results of the study; showed that the prevalence ofBMC in the population was 4.02%, they were mostly observed in medio lateral orientation and unilaterally. In addition, BMC frequency and depthdid not differ between age groups and genders.