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Results
2-3 Weeks | 4-6 months
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Procedure Time
10-15 Minutes
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Risk & Complications
Allergic Reactions, Bruises, Swelling,
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Full Recovery
No Downtime
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Back To Work
Immediate
What Is Bruxism Or Teeth Grinding?
TMJ and Bruxism or teeth grinding, can be a real pain. Bruxism is the medical term for grinding, gnashing, or clenching your teeth. This often happens unconsciously, whether you grind your teeth while are awake (awake bruxism) or asleep (sleep bruxism). Many Pakistani men and women might grind their teeth and not even be aware that they have a teeth grinding disorder.
Signs of Bruxism and Teeth Grinding
- Worn-down teeth
- Increased tooth sensitivity
- Jaw pain or tightness and discomfort
- Headaches, particularly in the temples
- Tense facial muscles
- Migraines and headaches, especially in the morning
- Earaches without infection
- Shoulder tightness and tension
- Disturbance in sleep
Our Glow & GO skin care clinic has the best dermatologist in Lahore offering bruxism treatment and other skin rejuvenation treatments with safety & quality at the heart of our services.
What Is TMJ Disorder?
Your temporomandibular joint (TMJ) is what allows your jaw and upper and lower teeth to move smoothly, helping you with everyday actions like: chewing gum, talking, and even yawning. But when this joint is not working properly, it can cause a range of uncomfortable symptoms, known as TMJ disorder.
Symptoms of TMJ Disorder
- Jaw Pain or Tenderness: A constant ache or sha
- Difficulty Chewing: Chewing might feel uncomfortable or even painful.
- Locked Jaw: Your jaw might get stuck or feel stiff, making it hard to open or close your mouth.
- Clicking or Popping Sounds: Your jaw may make clicking or popping noises when you move it.
- Facial Pain: You might experience pain that radiates across your face.
- Ear Issues: TMJ disorders can cause ear pain or even ringing in the ears (tinnitus).
Since bruxism and TMJ are closely linked, treating one can often help relieve the other. By addressing the root cause, you can find relief from both conditions over the counter medications, letting you enjoy a pain-free life again.
Botox Treatment For Bruxism Relief
Botox for TMJ Disorders
By targeting the overactive muscles that cause jaw pain and dysfunction, Botox injections can help ease your symptoms. Injections are typically given into the masseter and temporalis muscles, which are key players in jaw movement, helping to reduce chronic pain, and improve function of jaw joints.
The Botox Treatment Procedure
At Glow & GO Aesthetic Clinic Lahore, our Botox treatment for TMJ and Bruxism is simple and effective:
- Consultation: Our best dermatologist assess your condition and confirm Botox suitability.
- Preparation: We clean the injection sites and apply a topical anesthetic / numbing cream if needed.
- Injection: Botox is carefully administered into targeted muscles like the masseter and temporalis by the skin specialist.
- Post-Treatment Care: You will then receive aftercare instructions and follow-up appointments as needed.
Expected Results: Enjoy noticeable relief within days, with effects lasting 3 to 6 months. Regular follow-ups and repeat treatments ensure lasting benefits.
Benefits of Botox for Bruxism
- Reduced jaw pain
- Improved dental health
- Better sleep quality
- High success rate
- Patients also achieve a visually pleasing facial shape
Benefits of Botox for TMJ Disorders
- Headache and migraine pain relief
- Better jaw function
- No need for surgery
- Reduced dependency on medications
- Quick and convenient
- Low risk of side effects
Choosing the Right Skin Clinic and Dermatologist
Selecting the right clinic and professional is crucial for successful treatment. Look for:
- Experience
At Glow & GO Aesthetic Clinic Lahore, our experienced dermatologists expertly treat TMJ and bruxism with Botox, providing precise and tailored care.
- Reputation
Glow & GO Aesthetic Clinic is renowned for exceptional care and outstanding results, with positive reviews highlighting our high-quality services and successful outcomes.
- Credentials
Our board-certified dermatologists are members of top professional organizations, reflecting our commitment to high standards and the latest advancements.
TMJ and Bruxism Treatment Before and After
Prices
- Bruxism (Jaw Clenching) per session Rs.35k
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Bruxism (teeth Grinding) Before and Afters
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is Botox a permanent fix for teeth grinding and jaw pain (TMJ disorders)?
No, Botox is not a permanent fix. The effects usually last for 3 to 6 months, and you might need more treatments after that. Some people may find that their symptoms improve over time with repeated treatments.
Are there any side effects of using Botox for TMJ and Bruxism?
Some common side effects include temporary bruising or swelling where the Botox is injected, mild pain, and headaches. In rare cases, you might have trouble chewing, speaking, or experience a droopy eyelid or uneven smile, but these usually go away within a few weeks.
How soon will I see results after getting Botox for teeth grinding?
Most people start to feel relief from symptoms within 3 to 7 days after getting Botox, with full effects showing up in 1 to 2 weeks. The relief can last for several months.
Who should consider Botox for teeth grinding and TMJ disorders?
Botox might be a good option for people who haven’t had success with other treatments like mouthguards, physical therapy, or stress management. It’s especially helpful for those with significant muscle pain or a lower jaw with tension from teeth grinding or TMJ disorders.
Is Botox treatment better than other TMJ and Bruxism treatments?
Botox is a non-surgical option that can be used instead of or along with other treatments like dental appliances prescription medications, or physical therapy. It helps reduce muscle activity that causes pain, but it doesn’t fix the underlying cause of the problem.
Will Botox change how my face looks if used for teeth grinding?
If Botox for TMJ and Bruxism is done correctly, it shouldn’t change how your face looks significantly. Some people might notice a slight slimming of the jawline, which can make the face look more contoured. The main goal is to relieve pain and to reduce muscle tension, not to change your facial features. It’s important to have Botox done by a qualified professional.
Why Glow & Go?
Glow & Go Pakistan has a team of specialists who have profound experience in all kinds of aesthetic treatments located in Karachi, Lahore & Islamabad. The doctors in our aesthetic clinic use techniques that are suitable only to your needs and preferences and the goal is to make you look and feel better.
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