This paper presents the Orthosystem (Institute Straumann, Waldenburg, Switzerland), a new endosseous orthodontic implant anchor system for palatal anchorage. The Orthosystem may replace compliance dependent extraoral anchoring aids for orthodontics and makes a bonding of well aligned mandibular dentition and it's use with class II elastics unnecessary. The fixture is designed for a one‐stage application. It consists of an implant of pure titanium with a surface‐treated: screw‐shaped endosseous part of 3.3mm diameter and lengths of 4 and 6mm. Above the polished transmucosal neck follows an abutment where transpalatal arches made of rigid orthodontic wires (0.032×0.032inch) are fixed by means of a clamp‐cap. 6 patients with an angle class II malocclusion were implanted with the 6mm fixture in the proximal midsagittal region of the palate during a pilot study. The treatment goal was extraction of the first maxillary pre‐molars with subsequent retraction of the frontal dentition under maximal anchorage of the lateral teeth. For the implantation a simple surgical procedure of 10 min length was required while no further invasive actions are needed until explantation. This way the strain on the patients was reduced to a minimum. They are now at varying stages of active treatment and the most advanced case is demonstrated here. The clinical and radiological findings after 12 months of treatment comprising 3 months of healing revealed no implant mobility or dislocation, favourable peri‐implant soft tissue conditions, and no marked mesial movement of the implant supported teeth. The frontal dentition was retracted by 8mm with space closure occurring in a relatively short treatment period.