Prosthetic Rehabilitation (Hb 2007) Hardcover

This comprehensive, evidence-based guide to bruxism addresses key questions encountered in daily dental practice. The first section covers fundamental knowledge of bruxism, including diagnostic guidelines, sleep physiology, causes, contributing factors—both peripheral and emotional—movement disorders, and bruxism in children. The second section examines the impact of bruxism on the masticatory system and its connection to pain. The final section focuses on treatment approaches, encompassing both pharmacologic and clinical management. It also discusses restorative considerations for bruxing patients, including recommended dental materials, the use of implant-supported prostheses, and strategies for complex oral restoration. With its in-depth analysis and extensive, up-to-date references, this book serves as a valuable resource for researchers, students, and dental specialists seeking a deeper understanding of bruxism and its management.