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The purpose of this study was to evaluate the efficiency of bone anchored maxillary protraction (BAMP), using combined skeletal maxillary mini plates and a removable TMA traction spring appliance (TTSA), in patients with Class III malocclusion. Twenty cases (n=20) who were in prepubertal skeletal growth periods were used in the study. All subjects had skeletal and dental Class III malocclusions with maxillary deficiency, and anterior crossbite. The samples were categorized into two groups: Group A comprised 6 girls and 4 boys (n=10) (mean age, 11.91 years) received treatment using (BAMP). Three hundred fifty to 400 g of force per side was applied to the (TTSA) from the titanium miniplates (HUBIT, Korea) inserted in each infrazygomatic buttress of the maxilla. Total treatment time was 6.9±2.63 months. Group B comprised 7 girls and 3 boys (n=10) (mean age, 11.05 years) was the untreated control group. Lateral cephalometric films were obtained at the beginning (T1), at the end of treatment (T2) and at follow up 6 months later in both groups and analyzed with independent-sample t tests (P <0.05).The miniplates were able to withstand the orthopedic forces exerted during active treatment. Cephalometric findings showed significant sagittal measurements of the maxilla, as well as significant improvements in the

The effects of combined skeletal anchor plates and removable TMA traction springs in growing patients with maxillary deficiency