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If you’re looking to relieve jaw tension, ease TMJ discomfort, or enhance facial tone, Buccal Massage can help.
Call 604-846-2999 (Chilliwack) or 604-850-9097 (Abbotsford), or book directly through your preferred practitioner’s page.
We don’t have a receptionist, but our automated voice system can answer common questions or take a message so a practitioner can get back to you.
We look forward to helping you release tension, restore comfort, and feel more at ease in your face and jaw. Relief and relaxation start here.
Buccal massage, also known as intra-oral massage, is a specialized technique that works both inside and outside the mouth to release muscle tension, improve circulation, and restore balance in the jaw and face.
By gently addressing the muscles that are often overlooked — those beneath the cheeks and along the jawline — this treatment can help relieve TMJ discomfort, reduce clenching and grinding, ease facial tightness, and even enhance facial symmetry.
At The Healing Oak, our practitioners perform buccal massage with precision and care, ensuring a safe, comfortable, and deeply effective experience.
It’s a gentle, natural way to help your face and jaw feel lighter, more relaxed, and more at ease.
Our buccal massage sessions are designed to release deep facial and jaw tension while promoting overall relaxation and balance. Each treatment is customized to your needs, whether your goal is pain relief, improved mobility, or facial rejuvenation.
Buccal massage offers a unique combination of therapeutic relief and aesthetic enhancement by targeting facial muscles from both inside and outside the mouth. Regular treatments may help:
When your jaw and face feel relaxed and balanced, it can transform both your comfort and your confidence.
Buccal massage is a specialized facial massage technique that works on the muscles inside and outside the cheeks to release tension, improve circulation, and enhance facial tone.
Unlike a standard facial, buccal massage involves intraoral (inside the mouth) techniques that target deep facial muscles and jaw tension, offering both therapeutic and cosmetic benefits.
Yes, when performed by a trained professional, buccal massage is safe and gentle. Your therapist will use sanitized gloves for intraoral work and ensure your comfort throughout the treatment.
People with TMJ discomfort, jaw tension, teeth clenching, headaches, puffiness, or those seeking natural facial rejuvenation can benefit from buccal massage.
Yes, buccal massage can reduce muscle tightness in the jaw, improve range of motion, and ease discomfort related to TMJ issues.
Most clients describe the treatment as relieving rather than painful. Some tenderness may occur if your facial muscles are very tight, but pressure is always adjusted to your comfort level.
Sessions typically last 45–60 minutes, depending on your needs and whether it is combined with other facial techniques.
Some people notice improvement after one session, while others benefit from a series of treatments for longer-lasting results. Your therapist can recommend a plan based on your goals.
Buccal massage offers a natural way to lift and tone facial muscles, but it is not a substitute for surgical or injectable procedures. It can complement other treatments for a more refreshed look.
There is no downtime. You may experience mild tenderness for a day or two, similar to how you might feel after a deep tissue massage.
Yes—active oral infections, open wounds, recent dental surgery without clearance, uncontrolled TMJ disorders, and certain skin conditions may require postponing treatment.
Brush your teeth beforehand and avoid wearing heavy makeup if possible. If you’ve had recent dental work, check with your dentist first.
Yes, the technique stimulates lymphatic drainage, which can help reduce swelling and improve facial contour.
Generally, yes—although we recommend consulting your healthcare provider first, especially if you are in your first trimester or have pregnancy-related concerns.
Staying hydrated, managing stress, and following a regular treatment schedule can help maintain your results. Your therapist may also suggest at-home facial exercises or self-massage techniques.
Not all our practitioners use the same booking platform.
Many Healing Oak practitioners can be found in our JaneApp system, but others may use their own Jane account, Google Calendar, or a different booking system.
If you don’t see your practitioner listed in The Healing Oak JaneApp account, please locate your specific practitioner on our Practitioner’s Page to find their preferred booking method.