Supra erupted posterior tooth is one of the common clinical findings in dental practice. Delayed replacement of lost teeth often leads to extrusion of the opposing teeth into the edentulous space, which leads to masticatory insufficiency and TMJ disorders. When prosthesis is planned on the opposing edentulous area, re-establishing a functional posterior occlusion requires a comprehensive dental treatment plan. If the dento alveolar extrusion is not severe, it is possible to recapture the space by performing coronoplasty & intentional endodontic treatment of the supraerupted tooth. When the extrusion is moderate, orthodontic intrusion can be done ,When extrusion is severe prosthetic rehabilitation is impossible and removal of the teeth is often proposed. Through this case reports we are introducing a removable posterior bite plane retained by ball end clasp to manage a supra erupted maxillary molars along with ongoing fixed orthodontic treatment.