BOTOX  for TMJ works to interfere with the temporomandibular joint’s ability to move. It doesn’t stop it moving completely, but reduces the amount of unconscious movement, and serves to cushion the jaw during activities like talking, eating, swallowing, and other everyday activities. This can greatly reduce the tension in the jaw, and the severity of tension headaches for sufferers.
A non-surgical procedure, BOTOX injections are administered at our dental surgery and are usually a quick, straightforward and effective method for treating TMJ disorder and teeth grinding. With BOTOX treatment for jaw clenching, teeth grinding, and bruxism most patients experience noticeable improvement within one or two days of their first treatment, although relief can take up to a week.