Reverse Pull Facemask
External orthopedic frame that combines with your palate expander to advance the maxilla — the non-surgical way to work on mid-face projection.
WHY IT WORKS:
14 days to change your mind. Unopened items can be returned for a full refund.
- Supports maxillary advancement (forward mid-face development)
- Anchors on forehead + chin for balanced traction
- Works seamlessly with our Schwarz, 3-Way, or RPE appliances
- Multi-point adjustability for a custom fit
- Non-surgical alternative to advance the mid-face
- Sturdy stainless-steel frame — long-lasting, resistant to daily wear
- Ergonomic forehead pad — cushioned for comfort
- Ergonomic chin pad — anatomical shape for a stable anchor
- Multi-point adjustment mechanism
- Lightweight construction
- Weeks 1-2: adaptation phase
- 1-3 months: consistent wear starts producing measurable change (under supervision)
- 6-12 months+: visible maxillary advancement on the profile
Wear the facemask 12-14 hours per day (mostly at night + evening). Attach elastic bands from the horizontal support arm to the reverse pull hooks on your palate expander. Adjust the multi-point frame to place the pads comfortably.
External orthopedic device. Stainless steel frame with ergonomic cushioned pads. Multi-point adjustable to fit adult anatomies. Requires elastic bands (sold separately) and one of our palate expanders. For informational purposes only. Not a medical treatment. Use under qualified supervision recommended.
Not sure which expander is right for you?
Answer a couple of quick questions and we'll match you with the right appliance for your goal.
Custom-made in a dental lab from your own impression.
This quiz is a guide, not a diagnosis — always confirm with your dentist before ordering.
What's your main goal?
This helps us understand your priorities
Which of these sound like you?
Select all that apply
How does your bite align?
When you close your mouth naturally
Overbite: Upper teeth significantly cover lower
Underbite: Lower jaw/teeth sit in front of upper
Quick palate width check
When you smile wide, can you see your last molars?
If you can't see your back teeth when smiling, it often indicates a narrow palate that would benefit from expansion.
How severe would you say?
This calibrates the right intervention level
What best describes your case?
This helps us find your best fit
Your match:
This quiz is a guide, not a diagnosis. All appliances are custom-made and must be fitted and supervised by a qualified dentist or orthodontist — we recommend discussing your results with one before purchasing.
Also recommended: Reverse Pull Facemask
For a recessed mid-face, a reverse pull facemask paired with the expander helps bring the maxilla forward.
Also recommended: Reverse Pull Facemask
An underbite pattern often means the upper jaw is set back — pairing RPE with a reverse pull facemask helps bring it forward while widening the palate. Please confirm this fits your case with a dentist first.
Which expander should you choose?Compare our 3 expanders and find the one that matches your goal
 SchwarzGetting started |
 3-Way SchwarzAdvanced cases |
 RPEMaximum force |
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| Price | $533.00 | $651.00 | $651.00 |
| Expansion screws | 1 lateral screw | 3 screws (1 lateral + 2 sagittal) | 1 reinforced jackscrew |
| Expansion speed | 0.8mm / turn | 0.8mm / turn | 0.9mm / turn (fastest) |
| Expansion direction | Lateral only | Lateral + anterior (3D) | Lateral, maximum force |
| Material | Premium German acrylic | Premium German acrylic | German acrylic + surgical steel |
| Removable | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Made | Custom-made, dental lab | Custom-made, dental lab | Custom-made, dental lab |
| Ideal for | Simple lateral palate expansion | Anterior dental crowding or an underdeveloped mid-face | Cases requiring maximum expansion force |
| View product | View product | View product |
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes — you need one of our palate expanders (Schwarz, 3-Way, or RPE). All Blackpilled expanders come ready to pair with this facemask. Just add elastic bands and you're set.
Not recommended. Maxillary protraction is a serious orthopedic process. Under a qualified orthodontist's supervision, the outcome is measurable and safe.
For measurable results, orthopedic protocols typically call for 12-14 hours per day — mostly at night and evening.
With consistent 12-14h/day wear under professional supervision, 6-12 months is when maxillary advancement becomes visible on the profile.
No. This is a real orthopedic facemask with stainless-steel frame, adjustable anchors, and elastic-band connection to a palate expander — real mechanical traction on the maxilla.
CHOOSE YOUR EXPANDER:
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