TMJ DENTAL SERVICES & BOTOX in TULSA, OK
Relief and Refreshed
Facial Esthetics
Dr. Mariam Hanna is trained through the American Academy of Facial Esthetics to offer Botox for both jaw-pain relief and facial esthetics, helping Tulsa patients look and feel their best.
TMJ DENTAL SERVICES & BOTOX in TULSA, OK
Relief and Refreshed Facial Esthetics
Current Patients
(918) 591-3535
New Patients
(918) 205-7458
TMJ DENTAL SERVICES – TULSA, OK
Comprehensive TMJ Dental Services
TMJ disorder (temporomandibular joint dysfunction) can cause jaw pain, popping or clicking, frequent headaches, ear pain, and difficulty chewing. Dr. Hanna starts with a full evaluation of your bite, jaw movement, and muscle tension to find what’s actually causing your discomfort, rather than treating symptoms alone.
Depending on what we find, TMJ treatment may include:
Custom night guards & splints
Bite realignment
Oral appliance therapy
Jaw muscle relaxation, including Botox
Physical therapy referrals
Stress & clenching management
Many patients find relief with a combination of a custom night guard and therapeutic Botox, especially when clenching or grinding is part of the problem. We’ll walk you through which options fit your specific case at your consultation.
TMJ RELIEF – TULSA, OK
Botox for TMJ & Jaw Pain
If you struggle with jaw tension, clenching, headaches, or TMJ discomfort, therapeutic Botox can relax the overactive muscles that cause the pain. Because Dr. Hanna understands your bite and jaw, she can target treatment for real, lasting relief.
FACIAL ESTHETICS
A Natural, Refreshed Look
As a trained provider, Dr. Hanna also offers Botox for cosmetic facial esthetics, softening fine lines for a natural, refreshed appearance. It is a convenient way to enhance your smile and your whole look in one trusted office.
Trusted, Trained Care
Botox and TMJ therapy complement our cosmetic dentistry services. Ask us if you are a good candidate.
Frequently Asked Questions About TMJ Dental Services & Botox
What are the symptoms of TMJ disorder?
Common symptoms include jaw pain or soreness, clicking or popping when you chew, frequent headaches, ear pain or pressure, and difficulty opening your mouth fully. If these sound familiar, a TMJ evaluation can help pinpoint the cause.
Do I need a night guard or Botox for TMJ?
It depends on what’s driving your symptoms. A custom night guard is often the first step for clenching or grinding, while Botox is better suited for muscle-related jaw tension and pain. Many patients benefit from both together, which Dr. Hanna will discuss at your evaluation.
Can Botox really help TMJ pain?
Yes. By relaxing overactive jaw muscles, therapeutic Botox can reduce clenching, jaw tension, and related headaches for many patients.
Is Botox from a dentist safe?
Dr. Hanna is trained through the American Academy of Facial Esthetics and has a deep understanding of facial and jaw anatomy, making the dental office a natural place for treatment.
How long do results last?
Botox results typically last about three to four months, after which treatment can be repeated. A night guard or bite adjustment can provide more lasting relief for some patients.