Neuromodulators

Relieve Pain & Tension. Restore Confidence

Therapeutic and cosmetic injectables designed to help you feel more comfortable, refreshed and confident in your everyday life.

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TMJ & Jaw Relief
Helps reduce jaw tension, teeth grinding, & chronic headaches.
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Muscle Tension Relief
Eases muscle tension in the face, neck, & shoulders for daily comfort.
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Facial Refresh
Soften fine lines & refreshes your appearance with natural-looking results.

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Everything you need to know before and after your appointment — from what to expect during your visit to understanding how it works.

What are neuromodulators and how is it used in dentistry?

Neuromodulators are injectable treatments that gently relax targeted muscles. In dentistry, they serve both cosmetic and therapeutic purposes—helping soften fine lines and enhance facial balance, while also relieving muscle tension from jaw clenching, teeth grinding (bruxism), and TMJ disorders to reduce discomfort and support oral health.

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Are your dentists qualified to administer neuromodulators?

Yes. Our dentists are licensed and certified through the Pacific Training Institute for Facial Aesthetics and Therapeutics (PTIFA) — a globally recognized leader in dental facial aesthetics training. This ensures your treatment is performed safely, effectively, and in accordance with dental practice standards.

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What are the benefits of neuromodulators?
  • Relieve pain and muscle tension associated with TMJ disorders.
  • Reduce teeth clenching and grinding (bruxism) that can lead to tooth wear or fractures.
  • Ease muscle tension in the face, neck, and shoulders, which may contribute to headaches and facial discomfort.
  • Soften fine lines and wrinkles for a smoother, refreshed appearance.
How long does a treatment take?

Most appointments take about 15–30 minutes. It’s a quick, minimally invasive procedure that can often be completed during your regular dental visit.

Does insurance cover neuromodulator treatments?

Neuromodulator treatments for TMJ, jaw pain, and facial concerns are typically not covered by insurance. However, during your free consultation, our team will review your concerns and provide clear pricing and options so you know exactly what to expect.

Do these treatments hurt or cause discomfort?

Neuromodulator injections at our Winnipeg dental clinic are quick and well tolerated. Most patients feel only a slight pinch, with minimal discomfort and no downtime.

Will these treatments make my face look frozen or unnatural?

No. When performed by our licensed dentists, neuromodulator treatments deliver natural, balanced results while maintaining normal facial expression.

How soon will I notice results?

You’ll typically begin to notice changes within 3 to 5 days, with full results visible around two weeks after treatment.

How long do the effects last?

Neuromodulators results generally last 3 to 4 months, depending on the treatment area and your individual response. Regular maintenance appointments help sustain optimal results.

How can I book a consultation?

You can request your appointment below or call our clinic directly at 204-663-6868 to schedule a personalized consultation. Our team will assess your needs and discuss treatment options suited for you.

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