COMPARATIVE ASSESSMENT OF BONE–MINERAL AND HORMONAL STATUS IN POSTMENOPAUSAL WOMEN DEPENDING ON THE DYNAMICS OF DENTAL IMPLANT STABILITY

Abstract

Postmenopausal alterations in the hormonal background of women lead to a decrease in bone tissue density, impaired bone remodeling, and reduced osteogenic activity, which create unfavorable conditions for dental implantation. This necessitates the development of individualized strategies for predicting and optimizing implant treatment outcomes. A comprehensive approach that incorporates clinical, hormonal, and morphofunctional parameters can significantly improve treatment effectiveness in this patient population.