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While planning an orthodontic treatment, reciprocal effects must be carefully evaluated and strategically planned to control them, so as to maximize desired tooth movement and minimize any undesirable effects.Anchorage systems used in conventional orthodontic treatments are classified as extraoral and intraoral devices. A recent development in skeletal anchorage system are temporary anchorage devices (TADs), which are anchored to the alveolar bone and provide direct or indirect anchorage with good stability and several advantages of TADs, as compared with conventional anchorage devices which...

For every person, their face and especially the anterior teeth are essential for aesthetic appearance. Teeth positions play an important role in this regard. Orthodontic treatment aims to position the teeth such that they achieve optimum aesthetics and function.1Torque is the force that enables the orthodontist to control the axial inclination of teeth and to place them in the harmonizing positions that are desirable for finished result. Torque is the force that gives the operator control over the movement of roots of teeth. It represents the bucco-palatal crown/root inclination of a tooth,...