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Considering Botox® for Your TMJ Pain?

By Chrissy Boothroyd and Evan Cauterucci, DMD

Do you suffer from TMJ, facial pain or migraines? Botox® may be the solution to your problems.

Temporomandibular Joint Disorder (TMJ or TMD) occurs when there is abnormal function of the Temporomandibular Joint. This can be caused by repetitive behaviors such as teeth clenching or grinding, gum chewing and even stress, which lead to enlargement of the head and neck muscles, resulting in significant pain. Symptoms include grinding, clenching, migraines, earaches, facial pain, and damage to teeth. Traditional treatments include mouth guards and full mouth reconstructions. If you can’t tolerate a mouth guard or want to go through the time and expense of a full mouth reconstruction, Botox® may be an option for you. 

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