Mind and Mouth: The Psychological Factors Behind Bruxism
Stress is a significant factor associated with bruxism. Perceived stress, which refers to how individuals perceive and interpret stress, is strongly related to bruxism.
Stress is a significant factor associated with bruxism. Perceived stress, which refers to how individuals perceive and interpret stress, is strongly related to bruxism.
Bruxism is a common condition in which an child involuntarily grinds, clenches, or gnashes their teeth, usually during sleep. Children may also grind their teeth during the day, although it is less common.
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