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Orally dispersible/disintegrating tablets, oro-dispersible films, medicated gels and jellies, medicated chocolate, freeze-dried wafers, and medicated chewing gums are some examples of oro-dispersible dosage forms. To create ODDS, a variety of methods are employed, including solvent casting, heating and congealing, sublimation, tablet molding, spray drying, and freeze drying, direct compression. The main benefits of ODDS are its quick start of action, lack of water requirement for swallowing, higher rate of dissolving, enhanced bioavailability, ease of use for patients and compliance, commercial viability and uniqueness of offering. Various drug categories, such as NSAIDs, phosphodisasterase enzymes, antiemetics, antimigranes, and antipsychotics are administered by the use of an orodispersible drug delivery system. Due to ODDS's ability to be swallowed without the need for water, its beneficiaries include busy persons, psychiatric patients, elderly and pediatric patients, and immobile patients. The review article focuses on drug category, key ingredient, method of preparation and properties of ODDS.