Quality of Life in Menopausal Women with Dental Restorations and Implants

Aim: This multicenter study examined the relationship, possible interactions, and intermittent effects that dental implants prostheses can have on menopausal women’s quality of life as well provided information regarding side therapeutic regimens menopause osteoporosis or osteopenia. Materials Methods: Questionnaires consisted selected questions based specific additional medical (mainly prosthodontic) questions, which were administered to 100 Greek menopausal/post-menopausal women (Age: Mean Value=63,62 years old) with osteopenia without osteoporosis, implant restorations, conventional prosthetic restorations visiting two University Hospitals. Menopausal/post-menopausal status was judged basis either secondary, definitive amenorrhoea follicular stimulation hormone ​​(FSH) values, estradiol, clinical risk factors. Results: Participants had a statistically significantly better “functional” “psychological” feeling after prosthodontic rehabilitation implants. Three out four reported their dentist informed them problems might arise from its treatment (medications). Moreover, found be associated very lower problem percentage. The bisphosphonate highest rate (80%) than non-bisphosphonate (30%). replacement therapy (HRT) for more in placement (19%) those (27.3%). Conclusion: questionnaires revealed significant improvement concerning well-documented about may cause association and/or osteoporosis.