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Research progress on maxillary protraction facial mask combined with alternate rapid maxillary expansion and contraction for skeletal Classmalocclusion

Yanmei Huang(),Xinyi Fang,Xiaoxia Feng()   

  1. Stomatology Hospital, School of Stomatology, Zhejiang University School of Medicine, Zhejiang Provincial Clinical Research Center for Oral Diseases, Key Laboratory of Oral Biomedical Research of Zhejiang Province, Hangzhou 310000, China
  • Received:2024-11-01 Revised:2025-09-23 Online:2026-03-01 Published:2026-02-13
  • Contact: Xiaoxia Feng E-mail:huangym@zjkq.com.cn;fengxiaoxia@zju.edu.cn
  • Supported by:
    Zhejiang Provincial Natural Science Foundation(ZCLQN25H1401)

Abstract:

Maxillary protraction facial mask (PFM) is a commonly employed technique for the early treatment of ma-xillary deficiency. Alternate rapid maxillary expansion and contraction (Alt-RAMEC) can effectively open and activate maxillary sutures. The potential synergistic effects of Alt-RAMEC on enhancing maxillary protraction have attracted considerable attention among clinicians. This study reviews the biological and biomechanical bases, device application, clinical effects, and potential risks of maxillary PFM combined with Alt-RAMEC for the treatment of skeletal Class Ⅲ malocclusion. This study offers valuable insights for the clinical implementation of this integrated technique.

Key words: skeletal Class Ⅲ malocclusion, maxillary protraction, alternate rapid maxillary expansions and constrictions

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  • R783.5

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Fig 1

Diagrams of the devices"

Tab 1

Comparing the maxillary skeletal effects of Alt-RAMEC/PFM and RME/PFM protocols"

研究受试者干预措施效果
例数年龄Alt-RAMEC/PFMRME/PFM其他组Alt-RAMEC/PFMRME/PFM其他组
Akbulut等[48]30生长发育高峰期6~7周,0.4 mm/d,前牵力3.9~4.9 N扩弓至匹配的牙弓宽度,0.4 mm/d,前牵力3.9~4.9 N-3.11°(SNA’)1.45°(SNA’)-
Emek Kaya-fo?lu等[54]797~14岁9周,1 mm/d,前牵力3.9~4.9 N1周,1 mm/d,前牵力3.9~4.9 N-2.3°(SNA’)、1.89 mm(A’)1.83°(SNA’)、1.4 mm(A’)-
Sami等[49]608~12岁7周,1 mm/d,前牵力3.9 N1周,0.5 mm/d,前牵力3.9 N-3.23°(SNA’)2.30°(SNA’)-
Liu等[40]397~12 岁扩缩弓持续整个治疗,0.5 mm/d,前牵力2.9~4.9 N扩弓至后牙覆盖正常,0.5 mm/d,前牵力2.9~4.9 N仅行前牵,前牵力2.9~4.9 N3.3°(SNA’)、3.87 mm(A’)2.42°(SNA’)、3.04 mm(A’)1.54°(SNA’)、2.04 mm(A’)
Buyukcavus等[50]55CS2~45周,0.4 mm/d,前牵力3.9~4.9 N1周,0.4 mm/d,前牵力3.9~4.9 N骨支抗,前牵力3.9~4.9 N3.67°(SNA’)、3.65 mm(A’)2.01°(SNA’)、2.67 mm(A’)3.38°(SNA’)、4.01 mm(A’)
Onem Ozbilen等[55]40生长发育高峰期7周,1 mm/d,前牵力不详1周,0.5 mm/d,前牵力不详-2.71°(SNA)、2.73 mm(A’)2.68°(SNA)、2.53 mm(A’)-
Fischer等[46]34CS1~CS26周,0.4 mm/d,前牵力3.9~4.9 N扩弓至匹配牙弓宽度,0.2~0.4 mm/d,前牵力3.9~4.9 N-2.0 mm(ANS’)2.0 mm(ANS’)-
Liu等[5]447~13 岁7周,1 mm/d,前牵力3.9~4.9 N1周,1 mm/d,前牵力3.9~4.9 N-3.04 mm(A’)2.11 mm(A’)-
Masucci等[25]317~9岁4周,0.4 mm/d,前牵力3.9~4.9 N4周,0.4 mm/d,前牵力3.9~4.9 N未行干预组2.7°(SNA)1.5°(SNA)-1.5°(SNA)
Isci等[47]3011~13岁4周,0.4 mm/d,前牵力6.9 N4周,0.4 mm/d,前牵力6.9 N-4.13 mm(A’)2.33 mm(A’)-
Liou等[10]269~12岁9周,1 mm/d,前牵力3.9~4.9 N1周,1 mm/d,前牵力3.9~4.9 N-5.8 mm(A’)2.6 mm(A’)-
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