A non-surgical treatment using Botox to relax overactive jaw muscles that cause clenching and grinding.
Botox is injected into the masseter (and sometimes temporalis) muscles to reduce muscle activity without affecting chewing.
Ideal for adults with jaw tension, teeth grinding, TMJ discomfort, or bulky jawlines. Results appear in 3–7 days and last about 3–4 months.
Are you grinding your teeth at night or waking up with jaw pain?
Did you know that Botox is a clinically proven, non-invasive solution for teeth grinding (bruxism) — and it’s available right here in Scottsdale at Esthetic Finesse!
Under the care of aesthetic nurse expert Diane Howard, RN, we offer customized Phoenix Botox treatments that help relieve jaw clenching, reduce headaches, and prevent long-term dental damage.
Explore all treatment areas in our Complete Guide to Botox.
Most med spas aim to freeze or fill.
At Esthetic Finesse, we balance, harmonize, and refine.
A holistic, face-balancing philosophy developed by Nurse Diane Howard, RN. It views the face as one unified canvas, enhancing harmony, not just treating isolated areas.
Through expert facial mapping and advanced injection techniques, Diane customizes each plan to address symmetry, muscle movement, and natural light balance — achieving subtle, lasting refinement.
A beautifully balanced, refreshed appearance that looks like you — rested, radiant, and effortlessly confident. Every feature flows in harmony, like conducting a symphony, not just playing one note.
Choosing Botox for jaw clenching is a medical and aesthetic decision — which is why you need more than just a medspa. At Esthetic Finesse, you’re treated by Nurse Diane Howard, a skilled injector with years of experience in facial anatomy and muscle modulation.
Botox works by temporarily weakening the masseter muscles responsible for clenching and grinding. This helps reduce jaw tension, headaches, and wear on the teeth.
Yes, when performed by a qualified provider like Nurse Diane Howard, Botox is a safe and effective treatment for bruxism. It’s FDA-approved and has been used for medical muscle disorders for decades.
Botox typically lasts 3–4 months. Regular treatments can lead to longer-lasting relief and may reduce the severity of grinding over time.
No, when done correctly by a trained injector, Botox for bruxism will not affect your ability to chew or speak normally. Only the overactive muscles are targeted.
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