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See Latest ArticlesAssociated conditions and clinical significance of awake bruxism
Geriatrics and Gerontology International, 06/30/09
Kwak YT et al. - This study suggests that awake bruxism is encountered not infrequently in various diseases in geriatric hospitals. It is frequently observed in FTD and normal pressure hydrocephalus, which characteristically shows frontal lobe dysfunction. These facts and SPM analysis show that awake bruxism can be regarded as a frontal neurological sign of various neurological disorders.
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