Botox application to the jaw muscle takes 5-10 minutes. The effect starts in the first week and continues for 4-6 months.
Teeth clenching (bruxism) is a common problem that can damage the teeth and jaw joint as a result of involuntary contraction of the jaw muscles, especially at night during sleep. Masseter botox application provides reduction of symptoms by relaxing this muscle.
Operation Time: 5 min
Anaesthesia Topical
Discharge: Same day
Return to Social Life: Now
Who is it suitable for?
It is suitable for people who grind their teeth at night, wake up with jaw pain in the morning, experience hardening in the jaw line and headaches. It is effective in patients who cannot get results with dental plaques.
Application Area and Effect
The masseter muscle is injected on both sides. Chewing function is not impaired, only excessive muscle contraction is prevented. The effect starts in 7 days and lasts 4-6 months.
Tooth clenching (bruxism) botox aims to reduce the problem of night or stress-induced tooth clenching with the toxin applied to the jaw muscles. It offers solutions to problems such as pain, jaw line stiffness and tooth wear.
The informed consent form is a legally required document signed by the patient prior to any medical procedure.
Please consult your doctor for detailed information. You will be asked to review the consent form carefully before your surgery.
Treatment Process
The procedure takes 5-10 minutes. No anaesthesia is required. In the first few days, muscle activity slows down, chewing does not become difficult. Symptoms begin to decrease from the 1st week.
Additional Aesthetic Addition
Over time, the hard image on the jaw line softens. The facial oval becomes more elegant. Therefore, it can be applied for both medical and aesthetic purposes.
Frequently Asked Questions
Will it be enough in one session?
Symptoms usually decrease after the first session. It is recommended to do it again after 4-6 months.
Will it affect my jaw movements?
No, no, no. Normal chewing function is maintained, only muscle strength is reduced.
Is it a substitute for dental aligners?
Yes. It can be applied as an alternative or supportive treatment to dental plaques.
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