Research Article

The benefits of biochemical bone markers

Sek Aksaranugraha*

Published: 05/04/2020 | Volume 3 - Issue 1 | Pages: 027-031

To improve efficiency in Osteoporosis treatment
To adjust the dosage of medication for osteoporosis with BMK
To adjust bone life cycle as needed
To prevent bone necrosis which dentists have been worried.
To reduce cost of treatment

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