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Meanings of bruxism in inglês

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бруксизм
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Disorder that involves involuntarily grinding or clenching of the teeth.

        ranger de dentes
        Sinônimos
        Examples for "bruxism - teeth grinding"
        Examples for "bruxism - teeth grinding"
        1
        The grinding teeth, by equally gradual steps, take on the ruminant pattern.
        Darwin and Modern Science
        2
        I have three kinds of teeth: cutting teeth, tearing teeth, grinding teeth.
        Object Lessons on the Human Body / A Transcript of Lessons Given...
        3
        Looking down, I see the grinding teeth of rapids gone berserk.
        Nemesis
        4
        But you could tell by his grinding teeth how close he was now.
        The Descent
        5
        Jim Cleve echoed her first word, and then through grinding teeth he cursed.
        The Border Legion
        1
        Rand heard his teeth grinding and forced himself to unclench his jaw.
        The great hunt
        2
        Even from ten feet away I could hear her teeth grinding together.
        Dexter’s Final Cut
        3
        He could actually hear her teeth grinding at his offhand arrogance.
        Embrace the darkness
        4
        Chuck's jaw was clenched, and Lee could hear his teeth grinding.
        Silent screams
        5
        Prosper clapped-to his spurs and made after her with his teeth grinding together.
        The Forest Lovers
        Usage of bruxism in inglês
        1
        There is currently no formal test to diagnose bruxism or to evaluate the effectiveness of treatment.
        The Irish Times
        2
        EEG-investigations before and after long-term-treatment with occlusal-splints were carried out in 36 bruxism patients suffering from unilateral headache.
        Pubmed
        3
        Comparing the EEG-findings of bruxism after treatment to those of the healthy controls, no significant differences were found anymore.
        Pubmed
        4
        We report two patients with diurnal bruxism in whom a bilateral frontal lobe injury resulted from hemorrhagic stroke or traumatic brain injury.
        Pubmed
        5
        The dopaminergic system seems to be the key pathophysiology of bruxism and diminution of dopaminergic transmission at the prefrontal cortex seems to induce it.
        Pubmed
        6
        They estimate that up to half a million Irish people grind their teeth (bruxism), which can cause teeth to wear, crack or split.
        The Irish Times
        7
        Minor side effects such as twitching or bruxism occurred sporadically with treatment A 20 but not with A 15 DB and A 20 DB.
        Pubmed
        Translations for bruxism
        Bruxism through the time