-
normal function such as
eating or talking.
Bruxism is a
common behavior; the
global prevalence of
bruxism (both
sleep and awake) is 22.22%.
Several symptoms...
- TMD and
bruxism. A
systematic review investigating the
possible relationship concluded that when self-reported
bruxism is used to
diagnose bruxism, there...
-
western France Brux Castle,
Aberdeenshire Brux (musician),
Australian musician,
formerly Elizabeth Rose
Bruxism This
disambiguation page
lists articles...
- also
known as the
Tower of
Brux. The
derelict Mains of
Brux is on the site. A
branch of the
Forbes family owned the
manor of
Brux from 1409
through marriage...
-
Development of tori is more
common in
early adulthood and is ****ociated with
bruxism. The size of tori may
fluctuate throughout life and, in some cases, tori...
-
genetic basis for
sleep bruxism and
sleep apnea, as well as the role of the
serotonergic pathway in the
etiology of
sleep bruxism and
sleep breathing disorders...
- jaw and
dental attrition (tooth wear) due to
bruxism, a
common side
effect of
stimulant drugs. This
bruxism can
occur continuously.
Chronic use of the drug...
- most
often used to
prevent injury in
contact sports, as a
treatment for
bruxism or TMD, or as part of
certain dental procedures, such as
tooth bleaching...
-
bruxism and
clenching of the jaw may
arise The
etiology of
dental attrition is
multifactorial one of the most
common causes of
attrition is
bruxism,...
- Most (Czech pronunciation: [most]; German:
Brüx) is a city in the Ústí nad
Labem Region of the
Czech Republic. It has
about 63,000 inhabitants. Most is...
