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  FEATURES OF THE STATE OF BONE TISSUE DURING DENTAL IMPLANTATION IN PATIENTS WITH SOMATIC DISEASES In everyday practice, at a doctor’s appointment with a dentist, about 7-10% of cases are patients with periodontal diseases on the back ground of somatic pathology, who turn for dental implants with the aim of prosthetics. In this study, the structural and functional state of bone tissue was determined in 72 patients who were planning this type of treatment, the followmg patients were determined by densitometric parameters: ultrasound propagation velocity - (SRS. m / s), broadband ultrasound attenuation - (SHO. dB / MHz), density index- (PI.0 o) In the course of work, only 25 (34.7%) patients had indicators within the normal range. The remaining 47 (65.3%) patients showed violations of the structural and functional properties of bone tissue in the form of osteopenia of varying severity in 36 (79.6%) and osteoporosis mil (23.4%) people. The main parameters of the structural and functional state of bone tissue, osteogenesis markers, and lex-els of calcium-regulating hormones in patients with future dental implantation were studied. Molations of the strength characteristics of bone tissue, changes in the levels of calcium-regulating hormones and markers of osteogenesis have been identified, indicating the need for preventive and therapeutic measures in all patients at this stage of observation and treatment.

  B Yarmukhamedov, R Amanullaev, E Gazieva, A Turgunov, T Melikuziev

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  2020-06-26

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