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This bibliometric analysis reviews jaw motion tracking systems in dentistry, suggesting the need for improved clinical comparability.
Research on jaw motion tracking in dentistry is growing. It focuses on mandibular kinematics, TMJ assessment, and digital occlusal workflows. Multicentred, clinically oriented studies are needed to improve research comparability and translation into practice.
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