Over the past ten years, there has been an increase in demand for mouth dissolving tablets, especially among elderly, pediatric, and patients who have swallowing difficulties. Tablets that dissolve quickly in saliva without the need for liquid and disintegrate in the mouth are known as mouth-dissolving tablets. For many medications, the oral route or dosage form is the most recommended method of administration; nevertheless, there are several limitations, such as first-pass metabolism, patients in psychiatric hospitals, bedridden patients, and patients who are recalcitrant. FDT formulations contain superdisintegrants to increase the pace at which tablets dissolve in the oral cavity and are made to dissolve in saliva amazingly quickly—within a few seconds, less than 60 seconds Orodispersible, mouth-dissolving, orally disintegrating, and melt-in-mouth are other names for fast-dissolving pills.