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Orale kinesiologie pp 229–249Cite as

Bruxisme en andere orale bewegingsstoornissen

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Bruxisme is een veelvoorkomende aandoening, waarvan de diagnostiek en de behandeling in de meeste gevallen door tandartsen kunnen worden uitgevoerd. In ernstige gevallen zal de aandoening echter binnen het medische circuit nader dienen te worden gediagnosticeerd met behulp van polysomnografie, zullen differentiële diagnosen zoals dyskinesie, dystonie of focale manifestaties van gegeneraliseerde bewegingsstoornissen moeten worden uitgesloten, en zal in voorkomende gevallen – bij het falen van niet-medicamenteuze tandheelkundige behandelingen – een farmacologische therapie moeten worden ingesteld. Een multidisciplinaire benadering is dan dus een vereiste, waarbij tandartsen, fysiotherapeuten, psychologen en in voorkomende gevallen artsen/specialisten een rol spelen.

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    Prof. dr. F. Lobbezoo (tandarts-gnatholoog, hoogleraar orale bewegingsstoornissen)

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Lobbezoo, F. (2015). Bruxisme en andere orale bewegingsstoornissen. In: Naeije, M., Lobbezoo, F., Visscher, C. (eds) Orale kinesiologie. Bohn Stafleu van Loghum, Houten. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-90-368-0433-2_12

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