B Background: Temporomandibular disorders are a number of clinical problemsinvolving the masticatory muscles and the temporomandibular joint. There areseveral symptoms that are felt such as headaches, crepitations, joint sounds, andlimited mandibular movement, which can cause difficulty chewing. Objective: ToKnow the relationship between temporomandibular pain and jaw limitationfunctional. Method: Analytical observational research with cross-sectionalresearch design. This research was carried out using two questionnaires, namelySFAI and JFLS-8 which were distributed in the class of 2019 with an age range atFKG USAKTI. Univariate data analysis to determine the median and mean valuesof temporomandibular pain and the three subdomains of jaw function limitation.Bivariate analysis was performed with the Spearman test. Result: Data analysisusing the Spearman test showed a positive correlation between the eight aspects ofthe questions from the Jaw Functional Limitation Scale-8 (JFLS-8) questionnaireand the two aspects of the Short-Form Fonseca Anamnestic Index (SFAI) questions.The result of the correlation of the eight aspects of JFLS-8 with the SFAIquestionnaire number 3 is 0.461 (high correlation) and the result of the correlationof the eight aspects of JFLS-8 with the SFAI questionnaire number 4 is 0.280(moderate correlation). Conclusion: There is a significant and positive correlationbetween temporomandibular pain and jaw limitation functional.