In clinical practice, alveolar bone defects resulting from severe periodontal disease or endodontic infection often present significant challenges in subsequent implant therapy due to noticeable deficiencies in both soft and hard tissues following tooth extraction, especially when such defects are present in the esthetic zone. If appropriate analysis can be conducted before tooth extraction, orthodontic extrusion in suitable cases can serve as a non-surgical treatment option to implant site development. This article aims to conduct literature review on orthodontic extrusion, organizing details such as the magnitude of forces applied, the speed of root movement, and the post-treatment stabilization time. The goal is to provide a reference for clinical treatment.