Logan Reserve Dental
Dento-Facial Services
Injectables for Jaw Pain and Bruxism

Do you have sore of stiff jaws? We offer treatments to help relieve jaw and facial pain and soreness.

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For many people, jaw pain, headaches and muscle tension can make everyday life uncomfortable. Many individuals don’t realise some of these issues are often connected to the temporomandibular joint (TMJ), which controls how the jaw moves. At Logan Reserve Dental, we offer injectables in Logan Reserve, QLD, to help relieve TMJ/TMD symptoms, ease sore jaw muscles and improve overall dento-facial comfort.

Under the care of our team, injectables can provide safe, targeted relief—and in some cases, may also offer cosmetic benefits. All injectables provided by Logan Reserve Dental are administered by qualified, registered practitioners in accordance with current AHPRA guidelines. Results and treatment times vary. 

What Are Injectables?

Our dentists use injectables to relax overactive muscles in the jaw, reducing strain and minimising pain associated with TMJ disorders, teeth grinding (bruxism) and jaw clenching. By calming these muscles, injectables can help ease discomfort, protect teeth from excessive wear and improve jaw function.

The Benefits of Injectables

Injectables can do more than smooth lines—they can also provide relief from jaw tension and TMJ disorders.
Relieves Jaw Tension
Injectables can relax overworked jaw muscles and ease pain.
Fast and Non-Surgical
For many, injectables typically require little to no recovery time.
Reduces Damage
Injectables can help prevent chips, cracks and wear on natural teeth.

Frequently Asked Questions

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All injectables provided by Logan Reserve Dental are administered by qualified, registered practitioners in accordance with current AHPRA guidelines. Results and treatment times vary.

Therapeutic injectables can help relax overactive muscles, making them a valuable treatment for conditions like temporomandibular joint disorder (TMJ/TMD), teeth grinding (bruxism) and chronic jaw tension. By reducing muscle strain, these injectables can help relieve pain, protect teeth from wear and improve jaw function.

In addition to therapeutic uses, dento-facial injectables can complement cosmetic dentistry by smoothing fine lines and wrinkles around the mouth. It can also correct 'gummy smiles' by reducing excessive gum display when one smiles. 

The procedure itself is performed right in our dental clinic. Most patients describe only minor discomfort, similar to a small pinprick and results typically last 3–4 months. 

Ready to Book Your Consultation with Us?

At our Logan Reserve dental practice, our injectables are always performed by a trained professional who understands dento-facial anatomy and structure. Whether you’re seeking relief from jaw pain or want to complement a cosmetic treatment, therapeutic injections can be an option worth considering for many. 

We invite you to give us a call to book your appointment. We are also available to answer any questions you may have!

How Injectables Help with TMJ/TMD Symptoms

  • Relieve Jaw Pain and Tension — Relaxing the jaw muscles can reduce soreness and stiffness.
  • Reduce Headaches — Many patients find relief from tension headaches caused by clenching or grinding.
  • Protect Teeth — Minimising grinding forces, injectables can help prevent cracks, chips and wear on enamel.
  • Improve Daily Comfort — Eating, speaking and smiling can feel easier for many patients when jaw muscles are no longer overworked.

Cosmetic Applications

While our primary focus is on therapeutic use, injectables may also offer cosmetic benefits, such as softening the appearance of lines caused by muscle movement. At Logan Reserve Dental, cosmetic injectable treatments are available only at the discretion of our dentist, ensuring they are delivered safely and appropriately for each individual patient.

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What to Expect During Treatment

Your comfort is always our priority. During your consultation, your Logan Reserve dentist will evaluate your symptoms, discuss your concerns and create a personalised treatment plan. For most patients, the injectable process itself is quick, with minimal discomfort and no downtime required. Most patients begin noticing relief within a week, with results lasting several months.

Ready to Find Relief for Jaw Pain in Logan Reserve?

If you live with jaw soreness, frequent headaches or teeth grinding, we would like to speak with you about your options. At Logan Reserve Dental, we provide injectables for TMJ and jaw pain in Logan Reserve, QLD.

We invite you to call us today to book a consultation.

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