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Factors associated with nocturnal bruxism and its treatment.

Abstract

Using a single-subject design, two methods of treating nocturnal bruxism were evaluated. Neither technique was successful; both resulted in a rebound effect when treatment was stopped. In addition, the role of anxiety in bruxing behavior was evaluated. Contrary to most theoretical beliefs, bruxing resulting from anxiety was not as important as "anticipatory" anxiety resulting in bruxing.

Entities: Disease

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Year: 1980 PMID： 7230260 DOI： 10.1007/bf00845292

Source DB: PubMed Journal: J Behav Med ISSN： 0160-7715

22 in total

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Authors: S P RAMFJORD
Journal: J Am Dent Assoc Date: 1961-01 Impact factor: 3.634

2. Theoretical basis and application of massed practice exercises for the elimination oftooth grinding habits.

Authors: W A Ayer; M P Levin
Journal: J Periodontol Date: 1975-05 Impact factor: 6.993

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Authors: S G Carlsson; E N Gale
Journal: Biofeedback Self Regul Date: 1977-06

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Authors: D H Barlow; E B Blanchard; S C Hayes; L H Epstein
Journal: Biofeedback Self Regul Date: 1977-09

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Authors: P Schärer
Journal: Front Oral Physiol Date: 1974

Review 6. Nocturnal teeth-grinding: a reassessment for dentistry.

Authors: J E Robinson; G R Reding; H Zepelin; V H Smith; S O Zimmerman
Journal: J Am Dent Assoc Date: 1969-06 Impact factor: 3.634

7. Bruxism...diagnosis and treatment.

Authors: J F Meklas
Journal: J Acad Gen Dent Date: 1971-11

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Authors: W A Ayer; E N Gale
Journal: J Can Dent Assoc (Tor) Date: 1969-09

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Authors: G R Reding; H Zepelin; J E Robinson; S O Zimmerman; V H Smith
Journal: J Dent Res Date: 1968 Sep-Oct Impact factor: 6.116

10. Behavioral treatment of presleep tension and intrusive cognitions in patients with severe predormital insomnia.

Authors: K R Mitchell
Journal: J Behav Med Date: 1979-03

7 in total

1. Multiple sleep bruxism data collected using a self-contained EMG detector/analyzer system in asymptomatic healthy subjects.

Authors: Hajime Minakuchi; Chiyomi Sakaguchi; Emilio S Hara; Kenji Maekawa; Yoshizo Matsuka; Glenn T Clark; Takuo Kuboki
Journal: Sleep Breath Date: 2012-01-26 Impact factor: 2.816

Factors associated with nocturnal bruxism and its treatment.

1. Bruxism, a clinical and electromyographic study.

2. Theoretical basis and application of massed practice exercises for the elimination oftooth grinding habits.

3. Biofeedback in the treatment of long-term temporomandibular joint pain: an outcome study.

4. Single-case designs and clinical biofeedback experimentation.

Review 5. Bruxism.

Review 6. Nocturnal teeth-grinding: a reassessment for dentistry.

7. Bruxism...diagnosis and treatment.

8. Extinction of bruxism by massed practice therapy. Report of case.

9. Nocturnal teeth-grinding: all-night psychophysiologic studies.

10. Behavioral treatment of presleep tension and intrusive cognitions in patients with severe predormital insomnia.

1. Multiple sleep bruxism data collected using a self-contained EMG detector/analyzer system in asymptomatic healthy subjects.

2. Psychophysiological assessment in chronic orofacial pain.

Review 3. EMG-activated feedback alarms for the treatment of nocturnal bruxism: current status and future directions.

4. Nocturnal biofeedback for nocturnal bruxism.

5. Tooth wear among patients suffering from mental disorders.

Review 6. Managements of sleep bruxism in adult: A systematic review.

7. Self-reported bruxism mirrors anxiety and stress in adults.