TMJ Therapy
TMJ Therapy
Dentures or partial dentures are a removable replacement for missing teeth and adjacent tissues. It is made of acrylic resin, sometimes in combination with various metals. To maintain a confident smile, you need dentures that look natural and fit comfortably.
How does Botox work?
Botox reduces the activity of facial muscles.
Typically, it’s used for cosmetic purposes and minimizes the appearance of:
- Wrinkles
- Age lines around the eyes or forehead
- Frown lines
Occasionally Botox is also combined with dermal fillers to restore a youthful glow and can also be used for therapeutic purposes. Since its primary function is to relax facial muscles, it can help relieve pain from tight jaws and other facial muscles that cause tension and headaches.
In addition, Botox is currently being used to treat over twenty different medical conditions.
Does Botox work for TMJ disorders (TMD)?
If you weren’t sure Botox could be used for both cosmetic and therapeutic medical treatment, you’re not alone! Before we go into how it works for TMJ disorders, let’s discuss what TMJ is. Your Temporomandibular Joint acts as a hinge for your mouth, letting you eat and talk freely. But with TMJ disorder, you may experience:
- Sore cheeks and jaw
- Teeth clenching or grinding
- Neck and shoulder pain
- Tension headaches
