Yes, Valium is sometimes prescribed for temporomandibular joint (TMJ) dysfunction, especially when muscle spasms or clenching cause pain and tension. As a muscle relaxant and anxiolytic, Valium can:
Typical TMJ-related Valium use includes:
Do not use it long-term for TMJ unless instructed. Overuse can lead to dependency and reduced effectiveness. Also, avoid combining with muscle relaxant supplements without approval.
- Reduce jaw tension
- Ease nighttime grinding (bruxism)
- Improve sleep affected by TMJ discomfort
Typical TMJ-related Valium use includes:
- Low nighttime doses (2–5mg) for short-term relief
- Often used for 7 to 10 days
- Sometimes combined with physical therapy or a dental splint
Do not use it long-term for TMJ unless instructed. Overuse can lead to dependency and reduced effectiveness. Also, avoid combining with muscle relaxant supplements without approval.
