Signs and symptoms of @entity2956 and their impact on psychosocial status in non- XXXX university student's population.

@entity1 @entity308 @entity2956 @entity7875 @entity177 @entity89 @entity158 @entity2270
BACKGROUND AND PURPOSE:    @entity2956 ( @entity2956 ) exhibit a combination of signs and symptoms, mainly characterized by @entity158 and dysfunction, which impairs the functional capacity of the mastication system. These symptoms may produce a negative impact on social activities, employment and leisure. The aim of this study was to early identify the signs and symptoms of @entity2956 and their impact on daily life of non- @entity1 university students.    METHODS:    Data were collected from 183 students of the dentistry course. The @entity2270 II of the Research Diagnostic Criteria for @entity2956 was administered and analyzed using Spearman test at a significance level of 0.05.    RESULTS:    Among the 183 @entity1 , 107 were @entity1 (58.47%) and 76 were @entity1 (41.53%). Age ranged from 18 to 47, with a mean age of 25.35 years. In relation to @entity158 intensity and disability, 129 @entity1 (70.88%) reported no @entity158 in the previous 6 months. An analysis of @entity308 revealed that 35 (19.67%) had moderate and 7 (3.83%) had severe @entity308 . The assessment of nonspecific physical symptoms including @entity158 revealed that nine (4.92%) exhibited moderate symptoms, and one (0.55%) exhibited severe symptoms. The nonspecific physical symptoms excluding items of @entity158 analysis revealed that 44 (24.04%) exhibited moderate symptoms, and 91 (49.73%) exhibited severe. The functions reported as most adversely affected by @entity89 were @entity7875 , eating hard foods, chewing, smiling and laughing. Regarding the habit, 64 (35%) confirmed having the nighttime and 59 daytime (32.3%) teeth grinding with a significant correlation with the four domains analyzed. A significant correlation was observed among all domains.    CONCLUSION:    This study analyzed a young population that exhibited @entity177 and nonspecific physical symptoms excluding @entity158 that need some intervention since they could progress to a symptomatic @entity2956 in future.
