This case series assessed the efficacy of orthodontic implant site development with labial root torque (OISD-LRT) as a nonsurgical technique for addressing labial bone deficiencies in seven patients. The procedure involved strategically placing a multibracket device 2 to 3 mm apically on the hopeless teeth, gradually shifting them with Ni-Ti wires at the rate of 2 mm per month, and maintaining overcorrection for 2 months before extraction. OISD-LRT consistently augmented tissue for flapless guided implant surgery, with an average treatment duration of 404 ± 311.7 days. CBCT scans at various stages revealed increases in both vertical and horizontal bone dimensions, especially in the sockets with complete labial bone loss. Despite inevitable postextraction reductions in bone height and width, sufficient dimensions were maintained to ensure long-term implant stability. This case series highlights the effectiveness of OISD-LRT as a valuable method for horizontal bone augmentation, particularly in patients with labial bone deficiency. This approach provides a robust foundation for subsequent implant placement, showcasing its success in addressing challenging anatomical conditions and contributing to the broader field of implant dentistry.