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assess level awareness among orthodontic practitioners diagnosis management orthodontically induced white spot lesions crosssectional study conducted august 28 2022 march 3 2023 bakhtawar amin medical dental college multan comprised orthodontic specialists postgraduate residents data collected using 14item questionnaire regarding diagnosis management orthodontically induced white spot lesions questionnaire disseminated online responses compared groups data analysed using spss 24 278 subjects 205737 residents 15675 females 4924 males mean professional experience 424408 years 73263 specialists 44603 females 29397 males mean professional experience 907485 years 4866 specialists 13164 residents thought commonly affected teeth wsl maxillary central incisors 3041 specialists 3833 residents said least commonly affected tooth maxillary canine among specialists 2938 considered halting treatment regular followup best approach managing white spot lesions detected orthodontic treatment 7637 residents preferred use fluorides casein phosphopeptideamorphous calcium phosphate significant differences specialists residents items related incidence white spot lesions timing additional precautions measures detection management active treatment modalities prevention p005 despite fairly common orthodontic patients awareness regarding white spot lesions related management protocols found dubious orthodontic practitioners depicting lack standardised protocol