Clenching Your Jaw and Grinding Your Teeth? Botox Could Help
A quick injection of Botox could help ease the pain from teeth grinding and jaw clenching, according to Body + Soul, which puts the treatment to the test.
A quick injection of Botox could help ease the pain from teeth grinding and jaw clenching, according to Body + Soul, which puts the treatment to the test.
Patients who received Botox before corrective jaw surgery reported less pain and used fewer opioids during recovery than those given a placebo.
The nearly 2,500-patient study found no benefit from drain use, including among patients considered at higher risk for complications.
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