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The textbook provides comprehensive updated coverage of the entire data about Principles and Biomechanics in Molar Distalization with an in-depth guide that explores the historical background, diagnostic criteria, and various methods of molar distalization, a crucial orthodontic procedure for correcting Class II malocclusions. The book provides a comprehensive review of the indications and contraindications, advantages and disadvantages, and detailed descriptions of both extraoral and intraoral ttechniques. It examines the impact of molar distalization on dental and alveolar structures, compares different appliances, and discusses recent advancements in the field. Through thorough analysis and extensive literature review, the book aims to equip orthodontists with the knowledge to effectively diagnose, plan, and execute molar distalization treatments, ensuring optimal outcomes for patients .