435 - Dental Management of Severe Bruxism and Oral Self-Mutilation

This case study focuses on a 4-year-old male with a history of grade 1 ganglioglioma with a complex hospital course including partial tumor resection via craniotomy. The patient subsequently developed posterior fossa syndrome (PFS), characterized in part by behavioral episodes of lip biting and severe bruxism. This case review will address the behavioral changes affiliated with posterior fossa syndrome, clinical findings and dental treatment rendered to address bruxism and oral self-mutilation.