Self-reported bruxism mirrors anxiety and stress in adults
Self-reported bruxism mirrors anxiety and stress in adults
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DOI：
10.4317/medoral.18232
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发表时间：
2013-01-01
影响因子：
2.2
通讯作者：
Savolainen, Aslak
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作者：
Ahlberg, Jari;Lobbezoo, Frank;Savolainen, Aslak
目的：本研究的目的是分析在其他健康的受试者中，自报磨牙症和焦虑的水平是否相关，并调查焦虑和压力经历对自报磨牙症概率的独立影响。研究设计：作为不规则轮班工作研究的一部分，向芬兰广播公司所有不规则轮班工作的员工邮寄问卷结果：两组回答率分别为82.3%（56.6%男性）和34.3%（46.7%男性）。在874名受访者中，那些意识到更频繁磨牙的人报告了更严重的焦虑（p
Objectives: The aims were to analyze whether the levels of self-reported bruxism and anxiety associate among otherwise healthy subjects, and to investigate the independent effects of anxiety and stress experience on the probability of self-reported bruxism.Study Design: As part of a study on irregular shift work, a questionnaire was mailed to all employees of the Finnish Broadcasting Company with irregular shift work (number of subjects: n=750) and to an equal number of randomly selected employees in the same company with regular eight-hour daytime work.Results: The response rates were 82.3% (56.6 % men) and 34.3 % (46.7 % men), respectively. Among the 874 respondents, those aware of more frequent bruxism reported significantly more severe anxiety (p