Botox Injectable Treatments

Botox for TMJ

Living with TMJ dysfunction can feel like carrying stress in your jaw every waking moment. Jaw tension, teeth grinding (bruxism), facial pain, and headaches can interfere with how you sleep, eat, speak, and focus—turning everyday tasks into chronic discomfort.
At Victoria Rose Aesthetics, we offer therapeutic Botox to relieve TMJ symptoms by relaxing overactive jaw muscles, reducing inflammation, and restoring balanced function. This safe, effective treatment targets the root cause of tension and grinding, helping you regain a sense of ease—often without the need for oral appliances or long-term medication.

The procedure is performed by Victoria Rose Cyr, an Advanced Practice Nurse and National Clinical Trainer in aesthetic injectables. With deep knowledge of facial musculature and years of clinical experience, Victoria delivers TMJ treatment with the precision and care trusted by medical professionals across Canada.

Clinically proven, Health Canada–approved, and delivered by a trusted medical expert—Botox for TMJ could be your path to daily comfort.
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Health Canada–approved, evidence-based TMJ treatment

Relieves jaw tension, clenching, and bruxism

Reduces TMJ-related headaches and facial pain

Non-invasive, quick treatment with no downtime

How Botox Treats TMJ—and Who It’s Designed For

Why It Works & Who It Helps

How it works

Botox works by temporarily relaxing the masseter and temporalis muscles—two of the key culprits in jaw tension, clenching, and grinding. By reducing the intensity of involuntary muscle contractions, Botox relieves pressure on the TMJ joint and softens the force that causes pain, headaches, and dental wear.

Who It's For

This treatment is ideal for patients who suffer from TMJ dysfunction, frequent jaw clenching or grinding, facial tightness, earaches, or tension-related headaches. If you've tried night guards or medications without lasting relief—or want a drug-free, non-surgical option—Botox may be an excellent fit.

Health Canada Approved

Botox is a clinically validated, Health Canada–approved treatment for therapeutic use in muscle disorders and chronic tension. When administered by a qualified medical professional, it offers a safe, targeted solution for TMJ-related symptoms with minimal side effects.

Effective and Efficient Results

Within one to two weeks, most patients report noticeable relief from jaw tightness, facial pain, and clenching. Over time, you may also see reduced wear on your teeth, less jaw popping, and a more balanced facial contour—especially if masseter hypertrophy was contributing to a square or widened jawline. Results typically last 3 to 4 months and can be maintained with regular follow-up treatment

The Victoria Rose Difference

Why Choose Victoria Rose Aesthetics

At Victoria Rose Aesthetics, your TMJ care is led by Victoria Rose Cyr, an Advanced Practice Nurse and National Clinical Trainer in aesthetic injectables. Her extensive background in medical care and facial anatomy ensures that your treatment is not only precise but tailored to your health, structure, and goals.

Victoria has trained hundreds of providers across Canada in injectable safety, technique, and outcome optimization. Her dual expertise in health and aesthetics means that every TMJ treatment is grounded in clinical integrity and designed to deliver both functional and aesthetic benefits. With Victoria, you’re not just getting relief—you’re getting comprehensive care from someone who sees the whole picture. 

Treatment Process

Botox for TMJ

Treatment

We begin with a detailed health and symptom assessment, including bite patterns, muscle activity, and previous treatments. Victoria will determine if Botox is right for your case and explain the injection sites and approach.
The procedure lasts about 15–20 minutes. Botox is injected into the jaw muscles (usually the masseter and sometimes the temporalis) using ultra-fine needles. Most patients describe it as brief pinching or pressure.
You can return to your daily routine right away. Minor tenderness at injection sites may occur but typically resolves within 24–48 hours.
Avoid rubbing or massaging the treated areas, lying flat for 4 hours, or doing strenuous activity the same day. We’ll provide detailed aftercare instructions for optimal results.
Relief typically begins within 7–10 days and peaks around 3–4 weeks. Results last about 3–4 months and can be safely repeated to maintain comfort and function.

Botox for TMJ vs. Other Treatments

For many patients, traditional TMJ therapies—like night guards, physiotherapy, or medications—offer limited or temporary relief. Botox targets the root cause of overactive jaw muscles and brings relief without relying on daily devices or systemic drugs.
  • Relaxes jaw muscles to relieve pressure and tension
  • Fast-acting, long-lasting results (3–4 months)
  • Improves both function and facial balance
  • No appliances or recovery required
  • Prevent grinding damage but do not stop clenching
  • Often uncomfortable or inconsistent to wear
  • Not effective for muscle-based pain
  • Temporary symptom relief
  • May cause side effects like fatigue or GI issues
  • Not long-term solutions
  • Supportive but often short-lived results
  • May require frequent appointments for upkeep

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Botox for TMJ faq

Botox For TMJ

Frequently Asked Questions

Botox temporarily relaxes the muscles responsible for jaw tension and clenching, helping reduce pain, stiffness, and grinding.
Most patients begin to feel relief within 7–10 days, with full results by 3–4 weeks.
Results typically last 3–4 months. Ongoing treatments help maintain relief and prevent symptoms from returning.
In some cases, yes—especially if your masseter muscles are enlarged from clenching. Botox can soften the jawline over time, creating a more tapered appearance.
Yes. When administered by a trained medical provider, Botox is a safe and effective option with minimal side effects.
Yes. Some patients choose to combine therapies. Victoria will guide you on whether it's necessary after treatment.
No. You can return to daily activities immediately, though you should avoid lying flat or strenuous exercise for a few hours.
Coverage varies. Some extended health plans may reimburse therapeutic Botox. We can help you navigate documentation if required.