Orthodontics: Principles and Practice by Basavaraj Subhashchandra Phulari is an indispensable guide for undergraduate students diving into the complex world of orthodontics. This comprehensive textbook, now in its second edition, encompasses 49 chapters neatly organized into 15 sections. It adeptly demystifies intricate orthodontic concepts through a lucid and accessible narrative, catering specifically to students with limited exposure to clinical orthodontics. What sets this book apart is its visual richness. With over 2000 high-quality clinical photographs and meticulously crafted illustrations, the text becomes remarkably comprehensible, aiding students in grasping the subject matter with ease. The inclusion of innovative flowcharts, tables, and boxes further enhances understanding and simplifies revision. A highlight of this edition is the addition of a dedicated chapter on Preclinical Orthodontics, offering insights into rationale, equipment, and a step-by-step wire bending procedure—a valuable resource for students stepping into practical applications. Moreover, the book delves into the management of various malocclusions, supported by detailed case records, enriching the theoretical understanding with practical examples. Innovative features like summary charts at the end of each chapter facilitate quick revisions during exams and viva voce. Additionally, the introduction of laser applications in orthodontics is a noteworthy inclusion in this edition.