Therapeutic Botox isn’t about smoothing wrinkles. It’s about targeting overactive

muscles that cause chronic pain and dysfunction in the head and neck. Jeuveau®

(prabotulinumtoxinA-xvfs), our neuromodulator of choice, is a purified botulinum

protein that temporarily relaxes hyperactive muscles—without surgery, medication

dependence, or guesswork.

Jeuveau is sometimes nicknamed “#NewTox” for good reason—it’s the first aesthetic-

only botulinum toxin approved in the U.S., but its clinical profile makes it ideal for

precision muscle therapy in dentistry. Patients report a smoother onset, longer-lasting

effects, and fewer side effects when compared to older alternatives.

Jeuveau is manufactured using Hi-Pure™ technology, ensuring a highly purified and

consistent dose, making it ideal for delicate orofacial applications.

Temporomandibular Joint Disorders (TMD)

Muscle-related jaw tension can lead to clenching, grinding, limited jaw mobility, and

debilitating headaches. Botox weakens hyperactive masseter and temporalis muscles,

providing near-immediate relief.

Bruxism (Teeth Grinding & Clenching)

Botox decreases the force of contraction in jaw muscles, protecting your teeth from

wear and your restorations from fracture—all while giving you better sleep and less

pain.

Facial Pain & Migraines

When dental pain stems from muscular overactivity, nerve compression, or

asymmetrical forces, Botox can break the cycle of chronic discomfort and reduce

reliance on medications.

Gummy Smiles

If excess gum shows when you smile, Botox can gently relax the upper lip elevator

muscles—providing a more balanced, harmonious appearance without surgery.

Lip & Smile Repositioning After Dentures or Implants

Botox can help patients adjust to changes in bite or lip support, particularly when

transitioning to full-mouth prosthetics or new smile designs.