This book emphasizes that clinical decision-making in contemporary orthodontic treatment cannot be confined to a single discipline. It places orthodontics at the center and examines its collaboration with other core branches of dentistry through a multidimensional perspective. The clinical interactions between orthodontics and fundamental specialties such as periodontology, prosthodontics, endodontics, pediatric dentistry, oral and maxillofacial surgery, oral and maxillofacial radiology, and restorative dentistry are explored in detail, accompanied by current digital approaches.

The book presents scientifically grounded treatment strategies developed in cooperation with related disciplines in response to commonly encountered situations during orthodontic treatment, such as periodontal sensitivity, alveolar limitations, root resorption, anterior esthetic disharmony, surgical requirements, diagnostic radiologic constraints, and restorative integration.

This work serves as a comprehensive guide for dental specialists in training, academicians, and practicing clinicians, aiming to enhance multidisciplinary thinking within orthodontic practice. It underlines that continuity of care and patient-centered treatment planning in modern dentistry can only be achieved through effective interdisciplinary collaboration.