Can Invisalign® Help With Jaw Pain and Headaches?

If you experience frequent jaw pain, tension, or headaches, the cause may be closer than you think, your bite.

For some patients, Invisalign® isn’t just about straightening teeth, it’s about improving comfort and relieving ongoing strain. Here at Goehring Dental in Austin, TX, we look beyond aesthetics to evaluate how your teeth, bite, and jaw work together as a whole.

How Bite Alignment Affects the Jaw

When teeth don’t align properly, the jaw muscles and joints are forced to compensate. Over time, this extra strain can contribute to:

  • Jaw soreness or tightness

  • Frequent headaches

  • Clicking or popping in the jaw

  • Facial tension or fatigue

Even mild misalignment can impact how comfortably your jaw functions day to day.

How Invisalign® Can Help

Invisalign® gently moves teeth into healthier alignment, which may:

  • Reduce unnecessary strain on the jaw

  • Improve overall bite balance

  • Ease muscle tension

  • Support long-term jaw comfort

While Invisalign® isn’t the right solution for every cause of jaw pain, many patients notice meaningful relief when bite alignment improves.

Who Might Benefit?

You may benefit from Invisalign® if you:

  • Have bite misalignment or crowding

  • Clench or grind your teeth

  • Experience headaches linked to jaw tension

  • Want a discreet, comfortable orthodontic option

A comprehensive evaluation helps determine whether Invisalign® could improve both your smile and your comfort.

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A more comfortable smile starts with the right evaluation!

If jaw pain or headaches are interfering with your daily life, it’s worth taking a closer look at your bite. Sometimes the issue isn’t stress alone, it’s how your teeth fit together.

Schedule a consultation with us to find out whether Invisalign® could help you achieve a more comfortable, balanced smile. Give us a call at (512) 892-8822 or contact us by filling out the form below.

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