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Botox for Masseter & Teeth Grinding

Jaw Slimming & Bruxism Treatment in Cardiff, Carmarthen, Newport & Swansea

The masseter muscle plays a key role in chewing but can become enlarged due to excessive teeth grinding (bruxism) or jaw clenching. Botox injections relax this muscle, reducing its size and alleviating tension-related discomfort. This treatment not only helps with bruxism but also softens the jawline, creating a slimmer facial appearance.

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Important: All treatments provided by IGP are administered by qualified, GMC registered Private Doctors. Our clinics have been inspected and subsequently registered with the appropriate Healthcare Inspectorate. What this ultimately means is that not only are we trained in Facial Aesthetics Treatments, we also have the medical knowledge and expertise that is essential for assessing and providing the most appropriate treatment for you. Treatments should only ever be administered by trained medical professionals.

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Botox for Masseter & Teeth Grinding with Aesthetics Doctor

Appointment Type: * Alleviate jaw tension and teeth grinding with Masseter Botox, administered by our aesthetics doctor. This treatment relaxes the masseter muscle, reducing discomfort, headaches, and jaw clenching while also providing a slimming effect to the lower face. £295
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Botox for Masseter & Teeth Grinding with Aesthetics Nurse

Appointment Type: * Our aesthetics nurse provides Masseter Botox to relieve symptoms of bruxism (teeth grinding) and jaw tension. By relaxing the overactive masseter muscles, this treatment helps reduce discomfort and prevent excessive tooth wear. £255
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Appointment Information: If you suffer from teeth grinding or want to explore jaw slimming, you can discuss your treatment options with one of our trained clinicians. Free
Cosmetic Treatments - Aesthetics

Botox for Teeth Grinding & Jaw Slimming

Teeth grinding and jaw clenching can lead to tension headaches, jaw pain, and an enlarged masseter muscle, resulting in a wider-looking jaw. Botox injections relax the muscle, relieving pain and reshaping the lower face for a more contoured appearance.

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This non-surgical procedure provides relief for those who suffer from bruxism while also improving jawline aesthetics. Botox helps create a softer, slimmer look while reducing discomfort caused by excessive jaw tension.

Other Uses for Botox

Botox can also be used to treat other conditions, such as the following:

If you would like to discuss any of our treatments with a qualified clinician, you can arrange a free facial aesthetics consultation to find out which treatment option would be best suited for you.

Frequently Asked Questions - Botox

Frequently Asked Questions

What is bruxism?

Bruxism is the medical term for excessive teeth grinding or jaw clenching, which can cause pain, tension headaches, and damage to the teeth.

How does Botox help with teeth grinding?

Botox relaxes the masseter muscle, reducing its activity and preventing excessive jaw clenching and grinding.

How long do results last?

Results typically last between 3 to 6 months, depending on individual factors and muscle activity.

Can Botox slim the jawline?

Yes, by relaxing the masseter muscle, Botox gradually slims the lower face for a more contoured appearance.

Is the procedure painful?

The procedure is minimally invasive, with most patients describing only mild discomfort during injections.

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