This book addresses the questions and concerns of the public regarding the ritual and religious practices of dental care from an Islamic point of view. Within the field of dentistry, treatments such as tooth extraction, surgery, orthodontic correction, aesthetics, restorations, and gum therapy are examined. Particular attention is given to whether these procedures are permissible during the fasting month. In addition, the book explores various situations that raise questions among dental practitioners and patients, including decision-making in dental procedures, the selection of materials and treatment protocols, issues of necessity, patient consent, and the charges associated with dental management. The halal status of what is the regulation ingredients used in dental treatment is also discussed in detail, supported by established hadiths and the opinions of specialists in Fiqh. This book is authored by experienced dental lecturers from diverse specialties, a dental officer, and a mufti. The ideas and discussions compiled also draw upon contributions from USIM dental students. It is hoped that the insights shared in this book will resolve doubts and concerns related to the practice of Islamic dentistry, and that they may be applied in daily dental practice to promote fairness and transparency in dental management for both patients and practitioners.