BRUXISM: CONSEQUENCES ON ORAL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL HEALTH

Abstract

Bruxism is a common disorder that affects both oral and psychological health, requiring an interdisciplinary approach for its understanding and management. Research has analyzed the psychological and psychological effects of bruxism, highlighting the relationship between emotional stress and the severity of the disorder. The relevance of personalized therapeutic strategies, which consider not only the disturbing aspects, but also the emotional balance of the affected individuals, is emphasized as essential for an effective approach to bruxism. The interaction between psychological factors, such as stress and anxiety, and the manifestations of bruxism highlights a complex relationship between mind and body.