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What are Botox and dermal fillers?
Botox and dermal fillers are esthetic injections offered alongside your dental care to smooth fine lines, relax facial tension, and enhance facial harmony, often complementing your smile results.
How does it work?
Botox relaxes targeted facial muscles to soften wrinkles, while dermal fillers add volume beneath the skin to smooth lines and enhance contours. Both are administered as quick, minimally invasive injections during your visit.
FAQS
What are the benefits ?
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Softens fine lines and wrinkles
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Can ease jaw tension and TMJ-related discomfort
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Quick treatment with little to no downtime
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Convenient to pair with your dental visit
Is it safe to get Botox at a dental office?
Yes. Our providers are specially trained and certified in administering Botox and fillers, and dentists have deep expertise in facial anatomy, making them well-suited to deliver these treatments safely.
How long do results last?
Botox results typically last 3 to 4 months, while fillers can last anywhere from several months to over a year, depending on the product and treatment area.
Can Botox help with jaw pain or teeth grinding?
Yes, Botox is often used to relax the jaw muscles involved in clenching and grinding, which can ease TMJ discomfort and reduce headaches related to jaw tension.
Is there any downtime?
Little to none. Most patients return to normal activities immediately, though we recommend avoiding strenuous exercise for the rest of the day.
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