Non-pharmacological behaviour management techniques in pediatric dentistry aim to reduce fear, anxiety, and uncooperative behaviour in children without the use of drugs. These techniques focus on building trust and creating a positive dental experience. Common methods include Tell-Show-Do, positive reinforcement, distraction, voice control, modeling, and parental presence or absence. Effective communication, empathy, and a child-friendly environment play key roles. These strategies not only help in successful dental treatment but also promote long-term positive attitudes toward oral health care.