Knowledge and Prevalence of Bruxism and Its Association With Stress Among Clinical-Year Dental and Medical Students at the University of Ghana.
Clinical-year Ghanaian dental and medical students showed low bruxism knowledge (19.6%), with dental students significantly more informed than medical students. Self-reported bruxism symptoms were common (9.3%), and stress showed a weak but statistically significant positive correlation with bruxism scores.
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