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Bone anchored maxillary Protraction (BAMP) : A review , Dr. Raman Dhungel

Join this channel to become a MEMBER and get access to perks and all EXCLUSIVE CONTENTS:    / @dentcarenepal   On first ODOAN PG convention 2024, organized by ODAON at KIST Medical college and Teaching Hospital I presented this poster review entitled 'Bone anchored maxillary Protraction (BAMP) : A review' Skeletal class III malocclusion, which is caused due to maxillary retrusion or mandibular protrusion or a combination of both, has a prevalence as high as 4%–14% in certain Asian populations and 1–3% in whites. The orthodontist faces a challenge in treatment due to the mandible's differential growth, which tends to worsen as the individual ages. The correction of skeletal class III malocclusion involves a two-phase therapy. Initially, orthopedic appliances are used to address the skeletal discrepancy, followed by fixed orthodontic treatment. However, the use of the Facemask, an orthopedic device in this process, may cause detrimental effects on the teeth, including retroclination of lower incisors, proclination of upper incisors, and mesialization and extrusion of upper molars, as they obtain anchorage from the dentition. It also causes clockwise rotation of mandible, opens the bite and increases lower anterior facial height. To overcome these effects, type I BAMP was introduced by Kircelli et al which uses skeletally anchored miniplates to apply forces directly to the maxillo‑facial complex with the use of a facemask. These protocols, however, still need a facemask. A novel intraoral treatment technique with its ensuing protocol for the correction of skeletal class III malocclusion was developed by De Clerk et al. constituting intraoral class III elastics applied from the maxillary infra‑zygomatic miniplates to the mandibular symphysis miniplates for 24 hours a day (type 2 BAMP). In cases where dentoalveolar compensations can be detrimental, bone anchored maxillary protraction (BAMP) is preferred.