Alejandri-Gamboa J, Gómez-Moreno EY

Idioma: Español
Referencias bibliográficas: 29
Paginas: 203-208
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RESUMEN

El bruxismo es un factor iniciador y coadyuvante de alteraciones de la región temporomandibular, entre las que se incluye el síndrome de dolor miofascial. Sin embargo, en los diversos estudios realizados en la literatura científica no hay homogeneidad en los métodos diagnósticos, en la clasificación de bruxismo o en las alteraciones temporomandibulares, lo que no permite asegurar que existe una relación causa-efecto entre el bruxismo y los diferentes desórdenes temporomandibulares. Para intentar aclarar la relación entre el bruxismo y el síndrome de dolor miofascial se realizó una revisión sistemática de la literatura sobre estudios que hayan buscado identificar la asociación entre las dos condiciones. Los estudios que han sugerido una relación causal entre bruxismo nocturno y dolor miofascial han utilizado métodos diagnósticos variables, apoyándose, principalmente, en encuestas de corte transversal, lo cual ha limitado la posibilidad de lograr conclusiones firmes; mientras que aquéllos que usan métodos objetivos, como polisomnografía, no han encontrado una concluyente relación causal.

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