The use of small amounts of neuromodulators offers both health and cosmetic benefits by slowing down and blocking nerve signals, preventing muscle contraction. In addition to treating bruxism, they are also effective in reducing wrinkles and fine lines, controlling excess underarm sweating and managing certain facial tics such as involuntary blinking. During treatment of bruxism, neuromodulators are injected into the masseter muscle, relieving the pressure caused by involuntary clenching and grinding of the teeth. This also helps eliminate secondary pain in the jaw, neck and head. Injections are given on both sides of the jaw, evenly, and local anesthesia is used to minimize discomfort during the procedure, although it is generally almost painless. In addition, by relaxing the masseter muscle, the facial expression is softened, providing a more relaxed and attractive appearance.