Parasomnia, sleep bruxism type

This completed trial tested a device called AesyBite Active, which uses gentle vibrations to reduce teeth grinding (sleep bruxism) during the night. 26 adults who grind their teeth wore the device while sleeping. The main goal was to see if it could cut grinding activity by at le…

This trial compares Botox injections with ibuprofen pills to see which better eases jaw muscle pain and improves quality of life in people with sleep bruxism (teeth grinding). Forty adults with jaw pain are randomly assigned to receive either Botox injections into the masseter an…

This study tested three ways to manage sleep bruxism (teeth grinding) in 48 people with implant-supported dentures. One group got Botox injections into the jaw muscles, another used a custom mouth splint at night, and a third simply removed their dentures at night (control). Rese…

This study tested whether a 4-week program of diaphragmatic breathing exercises before bed can reduce sleep bruxism (teeth grinding) in 100 adults. Participants learned deep breathing techniques and practiced them nightly, while a control group listened to neutral music. The goal…

This study compared two treatments for sleep bruxism (teeth grinding): botox injections and marjoram oil aromatherapy. Thirty adults with sleep bruxism were split into two groups, receiving either botox or marjoram oil. Researchers measured changes in jaw muscle thickness, pain, …

This study used smartwatches to compare sleep stages and total sleep time between 62 adults with sleep bruxism (teeth grinding) and healthy controls. Participants wore a smartwatch for 7 nights to collect sleep data. The goal was to see if smartwatches can help monitor sleep brux…

This study looked at 27 adults with sleep bruxism (teeth grinding) who got Botox injections in their jaw muscles every six months for two years. Researchers used ultrasound to measure fat buildup in the muscle before each injection. The goal was to see if repeated Botox causes lo…