Anchorage control is a cornerstone of orthodontic treatment, ensuring precise tooth movement while mitigating undesirable side effects. This book offers a comprehensive exploration of the biological and mechanical principles governing anchorage, detailing how forces are applied and distributed within the oral structures. It examines a wide range of anchorage techniques, from conventional methods such as headgear and intraoral appliances to cutting-edge advancements like temporary anchorage devices (TADs) and skeletal anchorage systems. By tracing the evolution of anchorage control, the book...