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Botox for TMD

Botox for TMD Relief in Austin & Round Rock, TX

Are you struggling with jaw pain, frequent headaches, or teeth grinding? Forest Family Dentistry offers Botox® treatment for TMD (temporomandibular disorder)- a safe, and non-invasive option for relieving discomfort and improving jaw function. Available at our convenient Austin and Round Rock, TX locations, this innovative therapy targets the root of muscle tension to help you feel better, faster.

What Is TMD and How Can Botox Help?

Temporomandibular disorder (TMD) affects the jaw joints and muscles that control everyday actions like chewing, speaking, and facial expressions. It's a common condition that can cause pain, discomfort, and reduced mobility.

Common TMD Symptoms Include:

  • Jaw pain or tightness
  • Frequent headaches or migraines
  • Clicking or popping sounds in the jaw
  • Teeth grinding (bruxism)
  • Limited jaw movement or locking

How Botox® Treats TMD:

Botox is injected into the overactive jaw muscles to relax them, reduce involuntary movements like clenching or grinding, and relieve chronic tension and pain. It's a proven, non-surgical treatment option for managing TMD symptoms and improving jaw function.

Benefits of Botox® for TMD Relief

  • Non-invasive and quick - Treatment typically takes just a few minutes
  • Minimal downtime - Most patients resume normal activities the same day
  • Fast-acting results - Relief often begins within 3-5 days
  • Reduces jaw and facial pain
  • Helps prevent damage from chronic teeth grinding
  • Can reduce headaches and neck or facial tension

Why Choose Forest Family Dentistry?

At Forest Family Dentistry, our team is trained and experienced in therapeutic Botox® for dental and facial pain. We provide personalized treatment based on your specific symptoms and jaw structure, using precise techniques for safe and targeted relief. You're in good hands with a team that truly understands both dental health and facial muscle anatomy.

Find Relief with TMD Botox® Treatment in Austin or Round Rock

If you're looking for Botox® for TMJ in Austin or Round Rock, TX, or want a non-surgical treatment for jaw pain, Forest Family Dentistry is here to help. We're committed to helping you live more comfortably- with long-lasting relief and personalized care in a welcoming environment.

Schedule your consultation today to learn if Botox® is right for your TMD symptoms and take the first step toward a healthier, pain-free smile.

Frequently Asked Questions:

  • How long does Botox® for TMJ/TMD last? Most patients experience relief for 3 to 4 months after treatment. For ongoing symptom management, follow-up appointments are typically recommended every few months, depending on your needs.
  • Is Botox® for TMD Safe? Yes! Botox® has been safely used for decades to treat both cosmetic and medical conditions. When administered by a trained dental professional, Botox® for TMD is a safe and effective treatment with minimal side effects.
  • Does the Botox® injection hurt? The injection process is quick and relatively painless. Most patients feel only a slight pinch, and discomfort is minimal. We use fine needles and gentle techniques to ensure your comfort./
  • When will I feel relief after Botox® treatment for jaw pain? Most patients begin to notice improvement within 3 to 5 days, with full results typically developing over 1 to 2 weeks.
  • Will I still be able to chew and speak normally after Botox®? Yes. Botox® for TMD targets specific overactive muscles without affecting normal jaw function. You'll still be able to chew, speak, and smile comfortably-just with less tension and pain.
  • Is Botox® for TMJ covered by insurance? Coverage varies by provider and plan. While Botox® for cosmetic use is typically, not covered, some insurance plans may offer partial coverage for medically necessary TMD treatment. We're happy to discuss your options and provide documentation for your insurance provider.
Available at these locations:
Burnet Rd
Anderson Ln
Round Rock
Research Blvd
EastSide
Available at all of our locations, but we will refer out if it is beyond our scope.