Treatment of Night Bruxism With Two Different Occlusal Splints
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BioArt splints, Ortopoli splints, occlusal splints, night bruxismAbstract
Night bruxism is a prevalent parafunctional activity characterized by unconscious grinding and clenching of the teeth during sleep. This condition contributes to tooth wear, muscle discomfort, temporomandibular disorders, and prosthetic complications. Effective therapeutic intervention often includes the use of occlusal splints, which help redistribute occlusal forces and protect dental structures.
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