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Effect of Night Guard Use on Masseter Muscle Thickness in Children With Bruxism
This prospective study aims to evaluate the clinical findings of bruxism and masseter muscle thickness in children aged 10-12 years using ultrasonography, and to assess the effects of night guard use on these parameters over time.
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