Occlusion's pivotal role in restorative dentistry is underscored by its impact on functionality, patient comfort, aesthetics, and the longevity of dental restorations. It directly influences how well teeth function post-restoration, ensuring efficient chewing and biting. Correcting occlusal issues prevents further dental damage and discomfort, while also enhancing the aesthetic outcomes of treatments. Furthermore, it contributes to the durability of restorations and overall oral health. Customized treatment plans hinge on understanding each patient's unique occlusal characteristics, while...