SERUM CALCIUM AND PHOSPHORUS AS INDICATORS OF BONE METABOLISM AND REMODELING ACTIVITY

Abstract

This study reports findings on skeletal bone tissue metabolism and bone remodeling activity, assessed through the measurement of total serum calcium and phosphorus levels in women with postmenopausal osteoporosis undergoing dental implant treatment. A comparative evaluation of treatment approaches indicates that the “one-two-three” vitamin-mineral complex demonstrates greater effectiveness in normalizing mineral metabolism parameters in the blood and supports the maintenance of optimal calcium and phosphorus concentrations.