Results of the Study of Indicators of Phosphorus-Calcium Metabolism in Patients with Partial Secondary Adentia

Abstract

When studying the state of calcium-phosphorus metabolism in connection with the successful implantation of dental implants in patients with partial adentia, the levels of ionized calcium, inorganic phosphate and alkaline phosphatase activity were studied. The study of biochemical parameters in the bone structure of the jaw makes it possible to predict the course of osteointegration processes during the installation of dental implants. Early rejection of intraosseous implants occurs against the background of increased activity of alkaline phosphatase.