Looking for Botox near a dentist in Langley? At iSmile Dental, our team uses Botox both therapeutically (for TMJ pain, jaw clenching, and bruxism) and cosmetically (for forehead lines, crow’s feet, and frown lines). Dentists are highly trained in head and neck anatomy, which makes us a great choice for facial Botox — particularly when it overlaps with your bite or jaw.
Botox injected into the masseter muscle reduces clenching force and gives the jaw real rest — often life-changing relief for patients with TMJ disorder, chronic morning headaches, or worn-down teeth from grinding. It’s an excellent complement to a custom night guard.
Patients typically notice reduced clenching pressure within 7–10 days. Effects last 3–4 months. We’ll start with a conservative dose and titrate to what works for you.
For lines that appear when you express (smile, frown, raise eyebrows), Botox softens muscle activity to smooth them. Common areas:
Results show within 3–7 days and last 3–4 months. Touch-ups every season keep results consistent.
Dentists train extensively in the muscles, nerves, and anatomy of the face. We work in this region every day. For TMJ-related treatment especially, having one provider who understands both your bite and the muscles affecting it lets us coordinate care in a way other Botox providers can’t.
Cosmetic Botox is typically $11–$15 per unit. A full forehead/glabella treatment runs $200–$400; crow’s feet $150–$250 per side. Therapeutic Botox for TMJ is generally $400–$700 per treatment depending on the dose. Some insurance plans cover therapeutic injections; cosmetic is out-of-pocket.
Most patients describe it as quick, minor pinches. We can apply topical numbing if you’re sensitive.
No. We dose conservatively and aim for natural-looking softening. You’ll still be able to express normally.
3–7 days for cosmetic effect, 7–14 days for full TMJ/clenching relief. Maximum effect is around 2 weeks.
No — we defer Botox during pregnancy and breastfeeding as a precaution.
Mild bruising or tenderness at the injection site is the most common. Rare side effects include temporary asymmetry that resolves on its own.
Book a Botox consultation in Langley. Call 604-510-3232 or book online. We’ll examine the area, discuss your goals, and quote your treatment.
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