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Tratamento do bruxismo do sono em adultos: goteiras oclusais versus outras tĂ©cnicas terapĂȘuticas
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O bruxismo do sono Ă© uma desordem do movimento estereotipada, inconsciente e nĂŁo funcional. Por esta razĂŁo, surge a necessidade de obter terapĂȘuticas efetivas e seguras para o seu controle. O presente trabalho tem como objetivo, a revisĂŁo dessas terapĂȘuticas, em forma de comparação, com o uso das goteiras oclusais no bruxismo do sono. Foi realizada uma pesquisa bibliogrĂĄfica, com limitação temporal de 15 anos, onde 41 artigos foram analisados, incluindo tambĂ©m, uma tese de mestrado e um livro, referentes ao assunto. Os estudos que constam na atual literatura, mostraram inconclusividade quanto Ă melhor opção terapĂȘutica a adotar, pela existĂȘncia de algumas limitaçÔes inerentes a cada estratĂ©gia, devido amostras de pequena dimensĂŁo e estudos de curta duração. Contudo, a goteira de estabilização oclusal continua a ser o mĂ©todo mais utilizado universalmente, para o controlo do BS.
Sleep bruxism is a stereotyped, unconscious and nonfunctional movement disorder. For this reason, the need arises to obtain effective and safe therapeutics for its control. The objective of this study is to review these therapies in a comparison with the use of occlusal splints in sleep bruxism. A bibliographic research was carried out, with a temporal limitation of 15 years, where 41 articles were analyzed, including also a master's thesis and a book related to the subject. The studies in the current literature have shown inconclusiveness as to the best therapeutic option to adopt, due to the existence limitations inherent in each strategy, due to small samples and short-term studies. However, stabilization occlusal splint remains the most universally used method for SB control.
Sleep bruxism is a stereotyped, unconscious and nonfunctional movement disorder. For this reason, the need arises to obtain effective and safe therapeutics for its control. The objective of this study is to review these therapies in a comparison with the use of occlusal splints in sleep bruxism. A bibliographic research was carried out, with a temporal limitation of 15 years, where 41 articles were analyzed, including also a master's thesis and a book related to the subject. The studies in the current literature have shown inconclusiveness as to the best therapeutic option to adopt, due to the existence limitations inherent in each strategy, due to small samples and short-term studies. However, stabilization occlusal splint remains the most universally used method for SB control.
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Bruxismo do sono Adultos DiagnĂłstico Etiologia Tratamentos Goteira oclusal Sleep bruxism Adults Diagnosis Etiology Treatments Occlusal splint