Variation in tooth wear in young adults over a two-year period

Pintado, Maria R.; Anderson, Gary Clayton; DeLong, Ralph; Douglas, William H.

doi:10.1016/s0022-3913(97)70189-6

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“…The additional cured silicone impression material, President, was used, and previous work using this material has favorably reported its dimensional accuracy. [13][14][15] The impression technique and scanning were accurate, which was reflected in a reproducibility that showed good agreement between original and repeat impressions (0.99). The setup for measuring the impressions was, however, time-consuming.…”

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Clinical Measurement of Palatal Tooth Wear Following Coating by a Resin Sealing System

Sundaram¹,

Wilson²,

Watson

et al. 2007

Operative Dentistry

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Clinical RelevanceThis randomized clinical study presents the results of applying a resin-based dentin bonding agent to the palatal surfaces of worn and eroded anterior teeth. The application of the barrier protected the teeth for up to three months. SUMMARYThis study investigated the hypothesis that coating eroded teeth with a resin-based dentin bonding agent gave protection from tooth wear. Nineteen adults with palatal tooth wear exposing dentin were recruited, following referral by their general dental practitioner. Alternate teeth were coated with the resin adhesive, while the uncoated teeth acted as controls. Accurate impressions of the eroded teeth, onto which were cemented machined stainless steel discs to act as reference areas, were scanned with a non-contacting laser profilometer at 3, 6, 12 and 24 months. The mean thickness of resin at baseline application was 0.15 mm and, from 0 to 6 months, the rate of wear of the control teeth was higher than those covered with Seal & Protect. There was a statistically significant difference in "wear" measured between resin covered and control teeth at three months. The Inter Class Correlations (repeated measurements) for the step heights obtained for the original and repeat impressions was excellent at 0.99. This study shows that coating eroded teeth with a resin-based adhesive has the potential to prevent further tooth wear.

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Clinical Measurement of Palatal Tooth Wear Following Coating by a Resin Sealing System

Sundaram¹,

Wilson²,

Watson

et al. 2007

Operative Dentistry

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“…La atrición continua, puede producir un desgaste severo del esmalte, exponiendo dentina, y en ocasiones incluso la pulpa (Pintado et al, 1997). Frente a la progresión de la atrición, esta alcanzaría un valor de 10,7mm de profundidad durante el primer año, duplicán-dose al segundo año de desgaste continuo (Pintado et al); por esto es necesario evitar la progresión del desgaste con un tratamiento basado en un diagnóstico certero y precoz.…”

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Asociaciones entre Signos Clínicos de Bruxismo, Ansiedad y Actividad Electromiográfica Maseterina Utilizando el Aparato Bite Strip® en Adolescentes de Último Año de Enseñanza Media (Secundaria)

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2010

Int. J. Odontostomat.

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RESUMEN:El bruxismo consiste en una parafunción del sistema masticatorio. Su prevalencia varía según el medio diagnóstico entre un 6 y 90%, representando un trastorno de origen central. El gold standard para su diagnóstico es la polisomnografía con un registro de actividad electromiográfica, el que resulta costoso e incómodo para el paciente. Actualmente se ha desarrollado un dispositivo ambulatorio que registra la actividad electromiográfica maseterina (BiteStrip®) el cual sería más económico y cómodo. Existen estudios que demuestran asociación entre bruxismo, estrés y ansiedad y otros que se contradicen, por tanto el objetivo de este trabajo es determinar si existe asociación entre la presencia de signos de bruxismo y ansiedad en individuos de cuarto medio, junto con determinar la utilidad diagnóstica del BiteStrip®. Se utilizó una muestra de 20 alumnos de cuarto medio de un colegio particular de la comuna de Las Condes, Santiago, Chile, a los que se les realizó una encuesta de ansiedad, un análisis de modelos para cuantificar la presencia de facetas de desgaste, y un dispositivo interoclusal de 1mm de espesor para cuantificar actividad de bruxismo. A los que presentaron mayor actividad de bruxismo se les midió la actividad electromiográfica maseterina con un aparato que la registra (BiteStrip®) para cuantificar la intensidad de bruxismo. No se encontraron asociaciones estadísticamente significativas entre ansiedad y signos de bruxismo. En conclusión: En base a la metodología utilizada no se observó asociación entre ansiedad y signos de bruxismo. El BiteStrip resulta un elemento de diagnóstico complementario sencillo, cómodo, útil y fidedigno para el bruxismo, sin embargo, se sugieren más estudios.

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“…One hundred twenty-two women aged 18 to 40 years with sleep bruxism were recruited from the university community of the city of the inclusion criteria were a diagnosis of sleep bruxism by an experienced dentist based on the criteria of the International Classifi cation for Sleep Disorders of the American Academy of Sleep Medicine 1) , self-reported awake bruxism, documented by a positive response to a question developed by Pintado et al (1997) 12) , and a minimum pain intensity score of 3 on a 11-point numerical rating scale (NRS) 13) . The following were the exclusion criteria: missing teeth; current use of an orthodontic appliance; history of systemic or joint disease; current use of analgesic, anti-infl ammatory agent or muscle relaxant; and currently undergoing physical therapy.…”

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Effects of Massage Therapy and Occlusal Splint Usage on Quality of Life and Pain in Individuals with Sleep Bruxism: A Randomized Controlled Trial

Gomes

El-Hage

Amaral

et al. 2015

J Jpn Phys Ther Assoc

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Variation in tooth wear in young adults over a two-year period

Cited by 204 publications

References 22 publications

Clinical Measurement of Palatal Tooth Wear Following Coating by a Resin Sealing System

Clinical Measurement of Palatal Tooth Wear Following Coating by a Resin Sealing System

Asociaciones entre Signos Clínicos de Bruxismo, Ansiedad y Actividad Electromiográfica Maseterina Utilizando el Aparato Bite Strip® en Adolescentes de Último Año de Enseñanza Media (Secundaria)

Effects of Massage Therapy and Occlusal Splint Usage on Quality of Life and Pain in Individuals with Sleep Bruxism: A Randomized Controlled Trial

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