Trinon Q-Implants GIP for Atrophied Mandible: Any Tips?

Dr. C Short implants provide an alternative to avoid bonegraft. But the reality is that some patient did not tolerate their dentures with short implants. I did not use Trinon Q-Implants GIP, but I removed Biocon implants in a patient that not tolerate his denture. Other possible problem could be mandible fracture. If the patient has a severe resorption and is looking for long term restoration the best treatments is bonegraft. The most succesful techniques are: 1) Tent pole technique by Dr. Robert Marx and Dr. Thomas Schallemburger (JOMS), the cons is a omega submental scar. 2) Mesh technique by Dr. Patrick Louis (JOMS), the cons exposure of the mesh but if is a delayed exposure it will form a pseudoperioteum below the mesh. The better mesh are preform mesh by Osteomed, but their are expensive (1k per quadrants). The other cons is the removal of the mesh before implants placements. Do a good case selection before implants placement. Good luck! Dr. A, OS

I have placed implants in several cases with severely atrophied mandible. Most important is the size selection and location. You may place any implant configuration(root forms). Please note that the mandible at this stage has thick cortical bone and almost no alveolar bone pattern (D4). The implant will anchor on the crestal cortical bone and 50 % on the cortical bone on the base of the mandible. Never place the implant tight (high torque) you may fracture the jaw. There is least amount of blood supply in the cortical bone. The receptor sight be exact size in diameter as indicated by the company - you will do well

Is this alternative to nanobone box screwed in atrophic mandibular area.recently developed in Germany?