This book was prepared particularly for those in the medical and surgical specialties and related disciplines who are managing and researching jaw disorders. The first chapter begins with a comprehensive review of the basic science of tooth and jaw development. This is followed in each subsequent chapter by a detailed but concise discussion of the epidemiology, etiology, pathogenesis, clinical presentations, radiological findings, management, and prognosis of odontogenic lesions. Exemplary clinical scenarios with complete clinical information and related illustrations are invaluable for medical students and junior surgeons, as they can visually arm them for possible clinical challenges. Additionally, the book was designed for experienced clinicians as a handy refresher and comprehensive guide for thorough review. The illustrations here provided are also accompanied with concise bullet points and are ideally suited for the quick scanning and speedy grasp of information by a busy practitioner. We do hope that the clinicians who read this book will find the illustrations and treatment strategies to be valuable additions to their surgical armamentarium and that they benefit treatment of patients eventually. We will also be extremely pleased if this book fulfils its desired aim of defining the current state of related knowledge in the oral and maxillofacial specialty.