My jaw often feels stiff due to my habit of clenching my teeth. Would it be okay to get a consultation for square jaw Botox?

I became curious about Botox because of my habit of tensing my jaw too much, rather than because of my face size.
When I'm focused on work, I find myself clenching my teeth without even realizing it, and on days when I'm really stressed, I even get a stiff feeling around my jaw when I get home.
I used to think it was just because I was tired, but at some point, I started to feel my jaw muscles really sticking out hard when I clenched my teeth.
So I ended up searching for square jaw Botox.
Actually, rather than aiming to make my face smaller, I'm more interested in reducing the force with which I clench my teeth.
Are there people who go for Botox consultations even in cases like this?
I'm also curious if they tell you to clench your teeth tightly during the consultation to check the degree of muscle development haha.
And if I get square jaw Botox, do I really feel like the strength of my teeth clenching itself has weakened a little in everyday life?
I know I need to fix the habit itself, but it would be nice if I could clench my teeth less tightly than before when I do it unconsciously.
On the other hand, I am worried that I might lose so much strength that it becomes difficult to chew food.
I don't want any changes that make it uncomfortable when I eat.
I am also wondering if the dosage can be determined conservatively for first-time patients based on their muscle condition.
Also, if the size of the jaw muscles on both sides is slightly different, is the dosage different?
Maybe it's because I have a habit of chewing on one side, but when I bite down, one side feels harder.
Among those who have received square jaw Botox, are there any of you who became interested because of a habit of clenching your teeth rather than for cosmetic purposes?
I am curious if you felt any difference in the stiffness of your jaw or your habit of tensing it after receiving the treatment.
I just need the facial contours to change naturally, so I'd love to hear from people who have actually had the procedure done for similar concerns.