Excessive occlusal forces can lead to damaged teeth, fractured dental restorations, implant complications, and untoward patient responses following prosthetic treatment. Whether designing and building a prosthetic case with analog or digital methods, problems at insertion, and sometimes soon after the patient uses their new prosthesis, are quite common in daily dental practice. The implementation of relative occlusal level force data and occlusal contact timing sequence durations, can aid a dentist in controlling excessive occlusal forces and time–premature contacts, that often create post-insertion occlusal complications. This presentation will illustrate how utilizing the T-Scan 10 technology can help a dentist successfully manage destructive occlusal forces that, wear and fracture teeth and restorative dentistry, influence periodontal tissue heights, and reduce unwanted post insertion patient occlusal adjustment visits.