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Botox for TMJ in In evansville, IN

Find relief from jaw pain, muscle tension, headaches, and teeth grinding with Botox® for TMJ. This minimally invasive treatment relaxes overactive jaw muscles, helping improve comfort and quality of life.

Relieve Jaw Pain & Muscle Tension

RELAX THE MUSCLES. REDUCE THE PAIN.

Living with TMJ discomfort can make everyday activities like eating, speaking, and sleeping uncomfortable. For some patients, overactive jaw muscles caused by clenching or grinding contribute to ongoing pain, tension, and headaches.

At TriState Family Dental Centers, Botox® is offered as a conservative treatment option for appropriate patients. By relaxing targeted jaw muscles, Botox may help reduce muscle tension, ease discomfort, and improve jaw function without surgery.

Helps reduce jaw muscle tension

May relieve headaches caused by clenching

Quick treatment with little to no downtime

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What to Expect during Botox for TMJ?

Comprehensive Evaluation

We’ll evaluate your symptoms, jaw function, and bite to determine whether Botox may be an appropriate treatment option.

Personalized Treatment Plan

A customized treatment plan is developed based on the severity of your symptoms and the muscles involved.

Targeted Botox Injections

Botox is carefully injected into specific jaw muscles to help reduce excessive muscle activity.

Ongoing Follow-Up

We’ll monitor your progress, discuss your results, and recommend future treatment if appropriate.

More Than pain relief

HELPING YOU FEEL MORE COMFORTABLE EVERY DAY

Botox for TMJ can do more than reduce jaw pain. By relaxing overactive muscles, it may improve everyday comfort and decrease the strain caused by chronic clenching and grinding.

Reduced Jaw Muscle Tension

Relax overworked jaw muscles that contribute to TMJ discomfort.

Relief from Teeth Grinding

Botox may reduce the intensity of clenching and nighttime grinding (bruxism).

Fewer Tension Headaches

Check for abnormal tissues and early warning signs during routine exams.

Improved Jaw Comfort

Reduce discomfort while chewing, talking, or opening your mouth.

Non-Surgical Treatment

A minimally invasive option for patients seeking relief without surgery.

Quick Office Visits

Treatment is typically completed in just a few minutes with little interruption to your day.

Personalized Care

Every treatment is customized to your symptoms, anatomy, and treatment goals.

Better Quality of Life

Reducing chronic jaw tension may help improve comfort throughout your daily routine.

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Why botox for
tmj matters?

TARGETED RELIEF WITHOUT SURGERY.

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Jaw

rELIEF

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Muscle

RELAXATION

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Headache

REDUCTION

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Less

GRINDING

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Comfortable

FUNCTION

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Better Quality

OF LIFE

For patients with TMJ symptoms caused by muscle overactivity, Botox may provide meaningful relief by relaxing the muscles responsible for pain, tension, and clenching.

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Jaw

rELIEF

Smiling blonde woman in a black blazer sits in a blue dental chair while a clinician examines her face in a bright, modern office.

Muscle

RELAXATION

Four professionally dressed colleagues pose on a black sofa in an office, with an abstract gold, gray, and white painting hanging behind them.

Headache

REDUCTION

A person in a white coat looks at a computer monitor displaying dental X-rays, with a medical device beside the screen.

Less

GRINDING

A female dentist in a white coat smiles warmly at a seated patient during a consultation. The setting is a calm dental office with equipment visible.

Comfortable

FUNCTION

A doctor in a white coat examines a blonde woman holding a blue hand mirror in a medical office.

Better Quality

OF LIFE

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Is Botox for TMJ right for you?

Botox may be recommended if you:

  • Experience chronic jaw pain or tightness
  • Grind or clench your teeth
  • Wake up with jaw soreness
  • Have headaches related to jaw muscle tension
  • Experience facial muscle fatigue
  • Have persistent TMJ discomfort despite conservative treatment
  • Want a non-surgical treatment option
  • Are looking for personalized symptom relief
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Botox® for TMJ or
Custom Occlusal Guard?

Botox® for TMJ

Botox helps relax overactive jaw muscles that contribute to pain, tension, headaches, and teeth grinding. It focuses on reducing muscle activity and relieving symptoms.

Custom Occlusal Guard

An occlusal (night) guard protects your teeth from the damage caused by grinding and clenching while helping reduce pressure on the jaw. In some cases, both treatments may be recommended as part of a comprehensive TMJ management plan.

Frequently Asked questions

Have questions about our services, locations, or what to expect at your first appointment?
We have answers

Botox temporarily relaxes overactive jaw muscles, which may help reduce muscle tension, pain, headaches, and teeth grinding associated with TMJ disorders.

Most patients experience results for approximately three to four months, although individual results vary.

No. Botox is not a cure for TMJ disorders, but it may help manage symptoms for patients whose discomfort is related to muscle overactivity.

Most patients report only mild discomfort. The injections are performed using very fine needles and take only a few minutes.

Many patients begin noticing symptom relief within several days, with full effects developing over one to two weeks.

Insurance coverage varies. While cosmetic Botox is generally not covered, therapeutic Botox for certain medical conditions may be eligible depending on your diagnosis and insurance plan.

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Personalized oral appliances designed for comfort and protection.

Man reclines in a dental chair while a clinician in pink gloves examines his mouth, creating a calm, professional healthcare scene.

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TMJ

Relax overactive jaw muscles to help reduce tension and discomfort.

east Location

960 S Hebron Ave Evansville, IN 47714

HOURS:

Monday: Closed
Tues – Wed: 8:00 – 4:30
Thur: 7:00 – 4:30
Fri: 8-4:30

812-473-1900

North Location

800 First Ave Evansville, IN 47710

HOURS:

Mon – Thurs 8:00-4:30
Friday – Closed

812-425-4206