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In this podcast, Dr. Glenn Clark examines the relationship between adolescent bruxism (teeth grinding) and TMJ disc displacement. He explains how increased deep sleep in adolescents leads to more micro-arousals and frequent bruxism, creating repetitive strain on the TMJ's lateral collateral ligament. Over time, this stress causes ligament deformation and laxity, compromising joint stability and resulting in disc displacement.
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By Herman Ostrow School of Dentistry of USC Online Programs4.6
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In this podcast, Dr. Glenn Clark examines the relationship between adolescent bruxism (teeth grinding) and TMJ disc displacement. He explains how increased deep sleep in adolescents leads to more micro-arousals and frequent bruxism, creating repetitive strain on the TMJ's lateral collateral ligament. Over time, this stress causes ligament deformation and laxity, compromising joint stability and resulting in disc displacement.
This podcast was created using NotebookLM.