Bruxism: an updated panorama of an old problem
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https://doi.org/10.52428/20756208.v14i35.484Keywords:
Bruxism, Parafunctional habit, Pathological attrition, StressAbstract
Bruxism is a pathology characterized mainly by being a parafunctional activity where teeth are squeezed and grated. The etiology is multifactorial, so the exact cause is not known. Studies show that one of the main factors that seem to influence the activity of bruxism is emotional stress. The ways in which this pathology occurs are during the day or while the person is sleeping. lt is usually detected because of the process, such as the abnormal wear of the teeth, pain and fatigue in the musculature of the mastication, pain in the temporomandibular joint and headache, among others.
Currently, it is accepted that bruxism is frequent, and it is an almost normal finding in the population if it is mild, but sometimes this parafunctional activity triggers all the problems mentioned above, therefore, it is necessa ry to diagnose in time to control it so it does not have irreversible consequences.
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