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Relieve involuntary teeth clenching with medical Botox in Montreal

Bruxism, or involuntary teeth grinding and clenching, is a common disorder affecting many Montreal patients, often unconsciously during sleep. This excessive contraction of the masseter muscle can lead to muscle pain, headaches, premature tooth wear and discomfort in daily life. At Clinique Main d'Or, we offer a modern, proven medical solution: botulinum toxin (Botox) injections. 

This safe, targeted treatment relaxes the muscles responsible for the contraction, effectively reducing nighttime clenching and relieving associated symptoms. Our experienced team develops a personalized plan to restore your comfort, improve your quality of sleep and prevent dental complications related to bruxism. Regain control and a relaxed jaw with our medical expertise in Montreal.

What is Bruxism?

Bruxism is a functional disorder of the manducatory apparatus that manifests itself as involuntary clenching and/or grinding of the teeth, often during sleep. It is caused by excessive contraction of the masseter muscle, located near the lower jaw. This can lead to muscle pain, headaches, premature tooth wear, temporomandibular joint (TMJ) disorders and social embarrassment. Stress, anxiety or misalignment of the jaw can aggravate the situation. At Clinique Main d'Or, we offer a modern medical solution: bruxism botox, a targeted injection of botulinum toxin to relax the masseter muscle and effectively relieve bruxism.

Types of areas treated by Bruxism at Clinique Main d'Or

Treatment of bruxism with Botox acts mainly on :

  • Masseter muscle: relaxation to limit involuntary contraction.
  • Temporal muscles (in certain cases): to reduce pain in the temples associated with botox jaw bruxism.
  • Temporomandibular joint (TMJ): indirect relief by reducing excessive muscular pressure.

Complementary zones (if necessary): adjustment to harmonize jaw shape and reduce the square appearance caused by muscular hypertrophy.

How does our aesthetic clinic carry out the treatment?

At Clinique Main d'Or, each botox bruxism session is performed with precision by an expert aesthetic physician. After a thorough assessment of your medical history, symptoms and the impact of bruxism on your teeth, our specialist draws up a personalized treatment plan. The injection is painless thanks to the use of ultra-fine needles, and takes just a few minutes to perform, without the need for heavy anesthesia or convalescence. Our team ensures your comfort, the safety of the procedure and follow-up to guarantee optimal, long-lasting results.

Treatment steps

Personalized consultation

Discussion of your symptoms, precise diagnosis and identification of the muscle areas to be treated.

Individualized treatment plan

Determining the dose and injection points for botox jaw bruxism based on the strength of contraction and the anatomy of your jaw.

Clinical injection session

Targeted injection of botox bruxism into the masseter and/or temporalis muscles. Duration: approx. 15-20 minutes.

Post-treatment follow-up

Check results at 10-15 days and suggest adjustments if necessary to optimize relief.

The benefits of Bruxism treatment

✔️ Fast, effective relief for muscle and joint pain.

✔️ Prevents premature tooth wear by reducing involuntary clenching.

✔️ Improved sleep quality and reduced morning headaches.

✔️ Safe, non-surgical solution with no recovery time.

✔️ Possible thinning of the jaw in patients with muscular hypertrophy due to chronic bruxism.

Expected results

The first effects of botox bruxism are generally felt between 4 and 7 days after injection. The full effect is observed after 10 to 15 days: the masseter muscle is relaxed, night-time clenching is controlled and pain diminishes. The average duration of action is 4 to 6 months. To maintain comfort and avoid recurrence, we recommend a maintenance session once or twice a year. With botox jaw bruxism, you'll enjoy peaceful sleep, a relaxed face and improved quality of life.

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