Partial extraction therapies, also known as socket-shield or root-retained extractions, are a new approach in dentistry that aims to preserve the periodontal ligament and root structure of a tooth during extraction. This book covers the history, clinical applications, and benefits of partial extraction therapies. The chapters discuss the advantages of this technique, including better aesthetic outcomes and long-term stability of dental restorations. It also outlines the potential clinical scenarios where partial extraction therapies may be appropriate. Additionally, this book provides a detailed description of the partial extraction procedure, including the various techniques and instruments used. It also discusses the importance of patient selection and treatment planning to ensure optimal outcomes. Partial extraction therapies are still considered an emerging technique, and this book chapter provides the reader with a comprehensive understanding of this innovative approach. It is an essential read for dentists and dental professionals who are interested in incorporating this technique into their practice.