Definition of bruxism in English:

bruxism

noun ˈbrʌksɪz(ə)mˈbrəksɪzəm

mass noun

Involuntary habitual grinding of the teeth, typically during sleep.
Example sentencesExamples
- He was a prolific author and actively contributed to the scientific literature on phobias, pain, habit control, anxiety management, healing, bruxism, and hypnotic techniques.
- Sleep bruxism is forceful grinding of the teeth during sleep and about which the subject is unaware.
- Patients with tension-type headache do not typically report any visual disturbance, constant generalized pain, fever, stiff neck, recent trauma, or bruxism.
- Orthodontic problems and bruxism are more common than in the general population.
- Sally acknowledged a history of bruxism, and I suggested a referral to her dentist for fitting of a bite plate plus an anti-inflammatory medication.

Origin

1930s: from Greek brukhein 'gnash the teeth' + -ism.

Definition of bruxism in US English:

bruxism

nounˈbrəksizəmˈbrəksɪzəm

Involuntary habitual grinding of the teeth, typically during sleep.
Example sentencesExamples
- Sleep bruxism is forceful grinding of the teeth during sleep and about which the subject is unaware.
- He was a prolific author and actively contributed to the scientific literature on phobias, pain, habit control, anxiety management, healing, bruxism, and hypnotic techniques.
- Patients with tension-type headache do not typically report any visual disturbance, constant generalized pain, fever, stiff neck, recent trauma, or bruxism.
- Sally acknowledged a history of bruxism, and I suggested a referral to her dentist for fitting of a bite plate plus an anti-inflammatory medication.
- Orthodontic problems and bruxism are more common than in the general population.

Origin

1930s: from Greek brukhein ‘gnash the teeth’ + -ism.

单词	bruxism
释义	Definition of bruxism in English: bruxism noun ˈbrʌksɪz(ə)mˈbrəksɪzəm mass noun Involuntary habitual grinding of the teeth, typically during sleep. Example sentencesExamples He was a prolific author and actively contributed to the scientific literature on phobias, pain, habit control, anxiety management, healing, bruxism, and hypnotic techniques. Sleep bruxism is forceful grinding of the teeth during sleep and about which the subject is unaware. Patients with tension-type headache do not typically report any visual disturbance, constant generalized pain, fever, stiff neck, recent trauma, or bruxism. Orthodontic problems and bruxism are more common than in the general population. Sally acknowledged a history of bruxism, and I suggested a referral to her dentist for fitting of a bite plate plus an anti-inflammatory medication. Origin 1930s: from Greek brukhein 'gnash the teeth' + -ism. Definition of bruxism in US English: bruxism nounˈbrəksizəmˈbrəksɪzəm Involuntary habitual grinding of the teeth, typically during sleep. Example sentencesExamples Sleep bruxism is forceful grinding of the teeth during sleep and about which the subject is unaware. He was a prolific author and actively contributed to the scientific literature on phobias, pain, habit control, anxiety management, healing, bruxism, and hypnotic techniques. Patients with tension-type headache do not typically report any visual disturbance, constant generalized pain, fever, stiff neck, recent trauma, or bruxism. Sally acknowledged a history of bruxism, and I suggested a referral to her dentist for fitting of a bite plate plus an anti-inflammatory medication. Orthodontic problems and bruxism are more common than in the general population. Origin 1930s: from Greek brukhein ‘gnash the teeth’ + -ism.
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