Modifica di Bruxism (sezione)

==Neurophysiological Conclusion==
The conclusion, unfortunately, remains the same and that is that the external manifestation of an organic and/or functional disturbance is a macroscopic effect which transfers a series of mesoscopic abnormalities of the system over time. Here we were able to test only some of these neurobiological mesoscopic phenomena but the clinical result must be interpreted as a whole phenomenon because current scientific knowledge does not allow us to weigh the physiopathological value of the neurotransmitters, the PIC, the basal nuclei, the ascending reticular formation, etc. . What is certain is that an abnormality in one of these sites can generate an 'encrypted code' as a message in machine language of the Central Nervous System which in itself could not be 'Bruxism' but a form of 'Neuromotor Hyperexcitability'.

As usual we are faced with the same problem of vagueness of verbal language as happened with the patient Mary Poppins,the 'Bruxism' may just be a conventional term to be distinguished from an other term such as 'Tremor' but essentially the machine code may not be related to the verbal meaning. 

Precisely by following the now acclaimed 'Masticationpedia' model, we are preparing to present a patient suffering from 'Bruxism' for 15 years and whose dental colleagues have obviously seen the significance given to the disorder and consequently managed with an occlusal bite plane.

Also in this clinical case the differential diagnosis, as reported by Merete Bakke et al.,<ref name=":0" /> remains very complex.

In presenting this clinical case (figure 1), of course, we will follow the same roadmap followed with our patient Mary Poppins suffering from 'Hemimasticatory Spasm'. The subject was a 32-year-old man suffering from pronounced nocturnal and diurnal bruxism and chronic bilateral OP prevalent in the temporoparietal regions, with greater intensity and frequency on the left side. 

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