Objectives: The main goal of the study is to examine and confirm the relationship between the Camper line and the occlusal plane in the toothed eugnate subjects. Materials and methods: Thirty subjects, dental students, participated in the study. Fox's plane was placed on the upper teeth of the subjects, then photographed in a lateral projection. Photos of the subjects were transferred to a computer program where the Camper's line was drawn. The angle closed by the Camper's line and the occlusal plane was measured. Data analysis was done using Microsoft Excel 2007. Results: The average absolute value of the angle is 3,67°. It was found that there is no absolute parallelism between these two lines. In all groups of subjects, in 40% of them the lines closea negative angle. The percentage of subjects whose absolute angle value was up to 5° is 63,33% (n=19) which is considered the optimal angle. After calculating the characteristic statistical values (minimum, maximum, arithmetic mean, standard deviation) and making a grafic presentation , it was determined that the real values of the angle tend to be normally distributed according to the Gaussian curve. Conclusion: There is no absolute parallelism between the Camper's line and the occlusal plane. 63,33% of subjects have a favorable relationship between these two lines. The real angle values between the two lines have the tendency of normal distribution along the Gaussian curve.