Relieve Jaw Pain with Botox for TMJ in Albany, Syracuse, and New Hartford

May 20, 2025

If you're suffering from chronic jaw pain, clenching, or teeth grinding, you're not alone. TMJ (temporomandibular joint) disorders affect millions and can lead to headaches, jaw locking, earaches, and other discomfort. At our med spas in Albany, Syracuse, and New Hartford, NY, Rejuvn8 Aesthetics is helping patients find relief with a trusted solution: Botox Treatment for TMJ

Patient about to receive Botox.

How Does Botox Help with TMJ?

Botox is widely known for smoothing fine lines and wrinkles, but it can also be used as a useful solution for your TMJ pain. When used to treat TMJ, Botox is injected into the masseter and temporalis muscles—two of the main muscles involved in jaw movement. This helps:


  • Reduce clenching and grinding

  • Alleviate jaw tension and soreness

  • Minimize headaches caused by TMJ

  • Protect teeth from wear and damage

A Non-Surgical TMJ Treatment Option in New York

Unlike mouthguards or surgical procedures, Rejuvn8’s solution offers a quick, minimally invasive option with little to no downtime. Most patients notice relief within a few days, with results lasting 3–6 months.

Botox treatment at Rejuvn8

Is Botox for TMJ Right for You?

You may be a good candidate if you experience:


  • Chronic jaw pain or tightness

  • Frequent migraines or tension headaches

  • A clicking or popping jaw

  • Facial pain due to teeth grinding (bruxism)

Our experienced providers in Albany, Syracuse, and New Hartford will perform a personalized consultation to assess your symptoms and determine the best treatment plan.

Book Your TMJ Consultation Today

At Rejuvn8 Aesthetics, we want to help find the solutions for you! Contact us today to schedule a TMJ consultation and find out if Botox for jaw pain is the right fit for you.

The information presented on this blog is intended for educational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice. Always consult with a qualified healthcare professional before making any decisions regarding your health.



Additionally, the treatment options discussed here are not intended to prevent or cure any disease.