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ReabilitaĆ§Ć£o com implantes dos pacientes com bruxismo
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Presente artigo de revisĆ£o bibliogrĆ”fica concentra-se no papel do bruxismo na reabilitaĆ§Ć£o
com implantes dentƔrios, com o objetivo de prever o comportamento do implante inserido no
paciente diagnosticado com bruxismo.
Bruxismo Ć© uma atividade motora parafuncional de ranger, moer ou apertar os dentes.
Bruxismo como um dos potenciais fatores de risco para implantes Ʃ discutido em revisƵes
sistemĆ”ticas. Apesar do crescente conhecimento sobre sua etiologia e diagnĆ³stico, ainda
faltam evidĆŖncias sobre os efeitos do bruxismo como causa de falha ou complicaĆ§Ć£o de
implantes dentƔrios.
MĆ©todos: pesquisa bibliogrĆ”fica, recorrendo Ć base de dados PubMed e B-On, consultando
livros e artigos de jornais e revistas, sem limite temporal e linguĆstica em ingles.
This review article focuses on the role of bruxism in dental implant rehabilitation, aiming to predict the behavior of the implant inserted in the patient diagnosed with bruxism. Bruxism is a parafunctional motor activity of grinding and clenching of teeth. Bruxism as one of the potential risk factors for implants is discussed in systematic reviews. In spite increasing knowledge about its etiology and diagnosis, there is still a lack of evidence on the effects of bruxism as a cause of failure or complication of dental implants. Methods: bibliographic research, using PubMed and B-On database, consulting books and articles of newspapers and magazines, without time restriction, in English.
This review article focuses on the role of bruxism in dental implant rehabilitation, aiming to predict the behavior of the implant inserted in the patient diagnosed with bruxism. Bruxism is a parafunctional motor activity of grinding and clenching of teeth. Bruxism as one of the potential risk factors for implants is discussed in systematic reviews. In spite increasing knowledge about its etiology and diagnosis, there is still a lack of evidence on the effects of bruxism as a cause of failure or complication of dental implants. Methods: bibliographic research, using PubMed and B-On database, consulting books and articles of newspapers and magazines, without time restriction, in English.
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Bruxismo Implantes dentĆ”rios Perda Ć³ssea Sobrecarga Bruxism Dental implants Bone loss Overload