EMOTIONAL INSTABILITY AND NEUROTICISM AS RISK FACTORS FOR PSYCHOSOCIAL BRUXISM (Brief overview)

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This overview study aims to determine the connection between neuroticism as a personality factor and bruxism symptoms in adults. The research includes a review of current data and exploration of clinical and psychological relationships. The results suggest that neuroticism relates to a higher chance of both daytime and nighttime bruxism, mainly through anxiety, somatization, and reduced emotional control.

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10.56121/2181-3612-2025-4-32-33

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