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Altered circadian patterns of diurnal blood pressure in clinical phenotypes of bruxism: A pilot study on autonomic imbalance in healthy young adults.

Dental and medical problems - 1 Jan 2026

Meira E Cruz Miguel, Pereira Sílvia, Rodrigues Maria João, Gozal David

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BACKGROUND: Bruxism, a repetitive masticatory muscle activity, is increasingly recognized as a behavioral marker with possible systemic implications. While its association with autonomic dysregulation has been proposed, the relationship between bruxism phenotypes and variations in circadian blood pressure (BP) in healthy individuals remains unclear. OBJECTIVES: The aim of the study was to explore whether distinct...

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PMID: 42171378
DOI: 10.17219/dmp/211745

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