Journal of Oral Rehabilitation · 1990 · 80 citations · 15 references
MedicineGeriatric MedicineGeriatricsSleep Disorders In Older AdultsSleep MedicineSleep AssessmentSleep Disturbances In Older AdultsSleep PhysiologySleep-related FactorsSleep-wake DisordersMasseter Muscle FunctionMasseter Muscle PalpationPolysomnographic DiagnosisSleep Physiology Of AgingSleep-related BruxismSleep-related Muscle Activity
Thirty healthy geriatric subjects were studied during a single night of sleep in a sleep laboratory. Unilateral masseter muscle activity was recorded in addition to the standard polysomnographic study. The geriatric subjects in this study exhibited fewer bruxing events than other subjects reported in the literature. Certain conditions that have not been previously investigated, such as sleep position, type of bruxing event, and relationship to the state of the dentition, are reported.
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Effect of Sleep Position on Sleep Apnea and Parafunctional Activity
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Destructive Bruxism: Sleep Stage Relationship
J. Catesby Ware, John D. Rugh · SLEEP · 1988 · 113 citations · Full text
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