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Aftosi orale e bruxismo

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 27 Jun 2025 Italian Publisher:Medico e BambinoJournal:Medico e Bambino, volume 44, pages 392-393 (issn: 1591-3090, Copyright policy )
Authors: Somma, Carmen Emanuela; Alfaro, Carlo; Acampora, Emma;

doi: 10.53126/meb44392

Aftosi orale e bruxismo

Abstract

A 26-month-old girl presented with episodes of oral aphthosis associated with frequent night-time awakenings and sudden, intense crying. After having ruled out organic causes, she was sent to a neuropsychiatric evaluation that led to a diagnosis of a sleep disorder associated with nocturnal bruxism, causing recurrent trauma to the oral cavity and the appearance of mouth ulcers.

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