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This article provides an overview of the benefits of orally disintegrating tablets (ODTs), as well as important considerations when evaluating ODTs, including bioequivalence, obstacles and restrictions, and lastly the present and future of ODTs. ODTs are in high demand, and the field is one that the pharmaceutical industry is developing quickly. These tablets melt or disintegrate in the mouth when placed there without the need for extra water. ODTs degrade when placed on the tongue. the medicine is instantly released, dissolving or dispersing in the saliva. As saliva descends into the stomach, some medications are absorbed from the mouth, pharynx, and oesophagus. When this occurs, a drug's bioavailability is much higher than what is seen from are becoming more and more respected in both business and academics. Their increasing significance was recently shown when the European Pharmacopoeia introduced the "Orodispersible Tablet" refers to a tablet that must be placed in the mouth for quick dispersion before being swallowed. ODTs face some difficulties, but this study demonstrates ways to deal with them.