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scottma is correct. You need a thorough diagnosis by a competent TMJ specialist. Botox is treating a symptom, not the cause. People don't clench just because there bite is off. Your 'bite' is off because something anatomically has changed in most cases. That is the deeper underlying problem that needs to be found and treated.