Molar distalization is an orthodontic technique used to move molars posteriorly within the dental arch, playing a critical role in managing malocclusions, particularly Class II cases, without resorting to extractions or surgery. The book explores its principles, biomechanics, and clinical applications, highlighting various techniques such as headgear, pendulum appliances, distal jets, temporary anchorage devices (TADs), and clear aligners. It emphasizes the importance of anchorage control and provides real-world case studies to illustrate treatment outcomes. Potential complications like root resorption and anchorage loss are discussed alongside their management strategies. The book also delves into technological advancements like 3D imaging and AI-driven treatment planning, which enhance the predictability and efficiency of distalization. This comprehensive resource is essential for orthodontists and dental professionals aiming to achieve optimal functional and aesthetic outcomes.