BRUXISM & GINGIVAL SMILE
Enjoy greater comfort and a beautiful smile
Botox doesn't just treat wrinkles. It can also relieve bruxism (teeth grinding or clenching) and correct a gummy smile by targeting the muscles responsible.
At myclinic, these treatments are performed following a personalized medical evaluation to achieve a natural and functional result.
Your needs
- A smile that shows too much gum
- Upper lip that curls up too much when smiling
- Clenched jaw
- Bruxism / Teeth Grinding
- Pain or tension in the jaws
- A face marked by highly developed masseter muscles
Our solutions
Botox for Bruxism
Botox is injected into the masseter muscles to reduce their excessive activity.
It allows you to:
• To reduce teeth grinding
• To reduce jaw clenching
• To relieve muscle pain and tension
• To limit tooth wear
• To slightly refine the jawline in some patients
Botox for a gummy smile
Botox relaxes the muscles responsible for excessive lifting of the upper lip when smiling.
It allows you to:
• To reduce the amount of gum visible when smiling
• To maintain a natural smile
• To achieve a discreet and harmonious result
• Quick treatment, with no need to take time off work
How does the treatment work?
After a medical consultation, the doctor determines the areas to be treated and tailors the injections to your anatomy.
The procedure is quick, takes just a few minutes, and generally does not require time off from daily activities.
The first results begin to appear gradually over the course of a few days and last an average of 4 to 6 months.
Personalized care
FAQ
Can Botox really treat bruxism?
Yes, when injected into the masseter muscles, it reduces their excessive activity, which lessens teeth grinding, jaw clenching, and associated muscle tension.
How long does treatment for a gummy smile take?
The first results begin to appear gradually over the course of a few days and last an average of 4 to 6 months.
Does the treatment require social isolation?
No, it's a quick procedure that takes just a few minutes and generally doesn't require time off from work or social activities.
Can Botox slim the face by treating bruxism?
Yes, by reducing the activity of the masseter muscles, Botox can slightly slim the jawline in some patients.