Cure TMJ pain with Botox!

[@thelonelydoll]

I'm starting treatment this week! I'm both excited and a bit nervous. I've had a lot of medical trauma this year but I'd give just about anything to find relief from this CONSTANT pain 💙

[@AtlantaDentalSpa]

We're so glad to hear you'll soon have relief!!

[@SHMIKSKE]

Howd it go ?

[@Kuuipo8888]

How was it? I have consultation on Saturday

[@Kuuipo8888]

I finally did it 😊

[@teared12761]

How do you feel? Thinking about doing it

[@claudinehellmuth]

I had this done but it hasn’t really helped. We did 20 units each side in my jaw and 5 each side in my temporalis. I wonder if I should have done more but afraid to go back and add in case it’s then too much. I’m sad it didn’t really work for me. I had high hopes and it was expensive

[@delt19]

That's discouraging to hear. Was the 20 units dose on the lower side of the potential dosage? I'm just starting to look at botox for my tmd discomfort after 10+ years of constant aches in my jaw.

[@bigearthintuitive]

I need this my pain can be bad at times I just can’t take the long Jaw tmj really changes your face 🤦🏾‍♀️

[@lisaboxell670]

I had 22 units of botox in each side of my masseters. That was a month ago and now my face is tiny and wrinkled. Im 40 and jowls fell forward and a double chin. I look a decade older. When will it wear off and will my jawline go back to normal?

[@Private-wj4nd]

Did you go back to normal? My dentist told me that once the muscle is built up so large from grinding/clenching that Botox may relieve pain, but will never improve appearance.

[@lisaboxell670]

Its filling out more now but the laxity is still there. Like my skin never retightened. It must be my age ​@Private-wj4nd

[@ds74878]

​@Private-wj4nd I can tell you from experience that it absolutely DOES improve appearance. For me it shrank my masseter muscle. Yeah it was temporary but that's because I couldn't afford to go back after it wore off.

[@lisaboxell670]

How long did it take for your jaw to grow back to its previous size?​@damonshuck7487

[@ds74878]

@@lisaboxell670 I'd say 4.5 months.

[@animaltalk1515]

SURE WISH THAT YOU WERE MY DENTIST!!!! SEVERE TMJD here for decades .and, pardon any disrespect, but you are the best looking dentist I've ever seen in my life, which can be very helpful in distracting all of your patients from their nerves about coming to the dentist!! 😉

[@MacArthurEmily]

2018 Erin Branch

[@matchpoint14]

I have this with disabling headaches. Does anyone else have this?

[@Nutrizenhealth]

Yes same 😢

[@WaleedTawfiq]

Is it temporarily effects? That’s what most people think and said. Thanks

[@Simply_Whitneyy]

You have to go about every 3 months

[@Simply_Whitneyy]

Will this only help with migraines cause by tmj or any type of migraines I have? I also have tmj but some of my migraines are hormonal it’s usually on one side behind eye.

[@davidudechi4316]

This is same with mine. My TMJ caused me bad migraines and my neck is in pains anytime I turn my head to my right or left. My jaw clinching anytime I try to open my mouth wide

[@Simply_Whitneyy]

@@davidudechi4316 I’m so sorry you are going through this have you tried Botox?

[@matchpoint14]

simply, do you get fatigue with your headaches. This has wrecked my life

[@Simply_Whitneyy]

@@matchpoint14 yes and it’s really hard to deal with as well as the light-headedness and dizziness it’s horrible

[@aysham.8398]

hi sorry for my english. I have a jaw popping and i visited a doctor and i had MRI test for brain and cervical. The result shows normal but im facing a difficulty on closing my mouth specially after yawn. my tooth was removed two years a go. What shall i do ? Please replay me.

[@Simply_Whitneyy]

You should see a dentist that specializes with tmj they will make you a mouth guard which may be helpful if you cannot get Botox

[@matchpoint14]

aysham, do you have headaches with fatigue?

[@vanesslifeygo]

Why are the closed captions translating other languages to English, creating gibberish in English?

[@matchpoint14]

vanesslifeygo, The program is not very good, I notice the same thing

[@mrslady9137]

What is this doctors name please?

[@blueeeman]

Doesn't your face freeze too in the process?

[@MariEu.]

Yes 😝 Terrible

[@juandavidtrujilloaristizab3764]

All These fake comments are conxerning

[@kylewaddington1983]

Dose it make muscle build up go down to how dose Surgery cost and do Medicare cover it in Australia and. Is it dangerous and can it make you go deaf and in TMJ in London and Great Britain and Europe and USA

[@firemedic542]

I need this in my life 😢

[@Betsyminiclips]

Me to clicking and numbness it horrible

[@firemedic542]

@@BetsyminiclipsI feel you. My quality of life is terrible. 😞

[@Isela83]

I really really need this😪😪😪😪😪

[@AssassinsHash]

Sammmme 🥲

[@vishalpareek3630]

Me 2😢

[@rubenescomacias]

I thought it was a Tylenol?

[@sachpoint6822]

Sir will this botox can help me out with tmj hypermobality

[@HimanshuGupta-us7cu]

How to diagnose exactly that is tmj disorder

[@davidudechi4316]

Another good question

[@nikkij2703]

I just want my mobility back in my jaw i can barely open my mouth ...I get the cortisone shots. they work for a few months for pain but still no mobility😢

[@luluhamad]

fix ur posture and neck might help to relive and smile often and dont eat hard foods also choose ur pillow soft bs not thin , look out ur posture and head position . and try to open ur jaw more often until it get used to it

[@luluhamad]

shoulders also should be always opened and excesice ur shoulders to be stronger

[@_jmeg_3436]

If you're at the point where you need botox, you should probably see a TMJ specialist dentist and/or oral surgeon. Botox, night guards, etc are just temporary fixes. They don't address the root cause.

[@sknz2109]

Yea sure. Go research it. Nothing is covered for TMJ and these specialists and surgeons know it so they bend you over when it comes to billing.

[@babymamaz9871]

How u ever had anyone complain they got/are sick after

[@stephsteph8341]

Dsnt cure it but will help with relief

[@roxyprice900]

I can cure it because it get your body out of the cycle of clenching. And also give your muscle a chance to heal

[@hyramortiz5167]

@@roxyprice900how do you know? Are you speaking from experience ?

[@roxyprice900]

@@hyramortiz5167 yes I had tmj for years and decided to have botox . At first I went every 6 months to have it done now I dont need to go anymore its been nearly 2 years with no pain at all . :) hope this helps

[@francesbale1409]

its hardly a cure if it runs out in a few months and you have to keep re-doing it

[@tiffbeevachou108]

If you had tmj jaw pain, you'd understand being desperate for any relief no matter how short.

[@Daga_indomita]

not a cure.

[@AtlantaDentalSpa]

You're right, it does not cure TMJ itself. This says cure TMJ PAIN. Yes, it is temporary and will need to be injected regularly for ongoing pain relief. Thank you for allowing us the opportunity for clarification!

[@sknz2109]

Aren't you a genius

[@cumdrinker9287]

No don’t use Botox there will be side effect instead mew

[@BrokenRobot3K]

What's the side effects

[@therandiked]

Yes you are right but you can use this once or twice. If Tmj due to misaligned jaw or teeth need fix that