Correlación entre las lesiones de abfracción y estrés laboral del personal militar con bruxismo, que participa en operaciones de alto impacto de la secretaría de marina

Introduction. The relationship between abfraction lesions and work stress is an important condition nowadays in military personnel with bruxism, who participate in high impact operations. Methods. 124 marines underwent a self-assessment to recognize if they had bruxism, degree of abfraction, Perceived Stress (PSS) and Self-Reported Bruxism (SRB). These variables were statistically analyzed with the PSPP program. Results: 73% of the sample reported having bruxism. 35.5% of the sample reported severe abfraction, 26.6% moderate abfraction. Regarding (SRB), 34.7% of the sample reported a lot of bruxism, 29.8% reported regular bruxism. (SRB) 36.30% reported very often stress, 38.70% often stress. Conclusions: There is a statistically significant relationship between the perceived stress questionnaire (PSS) and the degree of bruxism (abfraction). There is also a statistically significant relationship between perceived stress (PSS) and bruxism (CBA) in the military personnel of the study sample.