What Is the Success Rate of Botox for TMJ Disorder?
The success rate of Botox for the treatment of temporomandibular joint disorder varies depending on the individual and the severity of their condition. Many studies have found that Botox injections can be effective in reducing pain and improving jaw function in people with TMJ disorder. A review of studies on the use of Botox for TMJ disorder found that the majority of studies reported positive results, with an average improvement in pain of around 70%. Another study found that Botox injections were effective in reducing muscle pain, and jaw tenderness, and improving jaw function in patients with TMJ disorder.
