Systematic review evaluates digital jaw tracking technologies in dentistry, highlighting the need for standardized protocols.
Digital JMT technologies improve occlusal assessment and treatment planning, particularly in prosthodontics and TMJ diagnostics. However, further research is needed to standardize protocols, validate these systems across diverse populations, and ensure clinical applicability. Despite the potential benefits, methodological inconsistencies highlight the need for more rigorously designed studies.
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