RESUMOO bruxismo é uma parafunção do sistema estomatognático, de etiologia multifatorial e alta prevalência, com consequências negativas para a saúde bucal. Objetivo: Avaliar a associação do bruxismo com a qualidade do sono, bem como a associação entre covariáveis odontoló-gicas (desgastes dentários excessivos, maloclusões e perda dentária) com a qualidade do sono entre um grupo de policiais militares da Brigada Militar (BM). Metodologia: Estudo clínico com delineamento observacional transicional. Resultados: As prevalências de bruxismo clínico e qualidade do sono ruim foram de 47,8% e 52,2%, respectivamente. Os modelos de regressão bivariados demonstraram que a presença de desgastes dentários excessivos (p=0,83), maloclusões 1 Brigada Militar do RS.
The aim of this study was to analyze the impact of supervised internship (ES) of students from FO-UFRGS, focusing on results, on the performance of the Dental Central Polyclinic (POC) of Brigada Militar (BM) in the period between April-2008 and December-2009. To do so, a monthly survey of the number of treated patients (PA) and the number of dental procedures (PO) performed by trainees (E) and dentists (CD) of the service during the period was conducted. From the comparison of PA and PO performed by E and CD, productivity indicators of the ES (IPE) for PA (IPE-pa) and PO (IPE-po) were proposed and calculated, as well as an indicator of overall productivity of the ES (IPE-g). The results showed average values of IPE-pa = 1.63 (± 0.74), IPE-po = 1.48 (± 0.49) and IPE-g = 1.55 (± 0.57), indicating that the ES provided a general increase in productivity equivalent to more than one and a half (1.5) CD per month for the service of POC, showing average monthly increase of 10.46% in the overall productivity of the service.
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