Bruxism: Theory and Practice

Bruxism obliges the clinician to move between disciplines: occlusion, orofacial pain and tooth wear converge in the same patient. Written by Daniel Angel Paesani, this English-language work covers the theoretical side of the problem, its diagnosis and the complications it brings, and arrives at the treatment options. Its 552 pages place it closer to a reference text than to a short manual. It will interest the professional who sees marked wear, repeated restoration fractures or muscle pain and needs a broad frame of reference.