Why should you consider Dental Botox from a dental professional? Dentists are trained to know all the intricate nerves and tissues of the face. When it comes with someone dealing with the delicate areas of your most prominent features, you need to employ someone who understands and respects the need for expert precision with this treatment. Botox injections can help get rid of fine lines and wrinkles, but it can be dangerous and cause nerve damage and injuries when it is used incorrectly.
Over 7.2 million Americans received Botox injections in 2017. This statistics could be even larger when you consider the small shops and amateurs that offer Botox injections to clients, the American Society of Plastic Surgeons reported. So just how does it work in the hands of your dentist?
TMJ, grinding, migraines are all products of anxiety and tension. Botox works to counteract those tense areas and relieve symptoms.
“Botox is a neurotoxin that inhibits the release of acetylcholine (ACH), a neurotransmitter responsible for the activation of muscle contraction and glandular secretion, and its administration results in reduction of tone in the injected muscle,” explains the National Institute of Health (NIH). There is no loss of sensory feeling in the muscles when Botox is injected, but by interrupting the motor nerve endings, the muscle cannot contract. This allows tense or overactive areas a break from stress or overuse symptoms.
Dentists are facial experts. When it comes to the architecture of the face, dentists know the muscle and bone structures from extensive dental training, learning about the oral and maxillofacial (areas from the chin to the forehead) components in detail.
Patients can trust their Botox injections to be precise AND to offer natural-looking results. Keep frozen, strange, or awkward Botox results away by enlisting a dental professional for your botox treatments.
The dental health benefits Botox can offer is substantial. “The use of Botox is a minimally invasive procedure and is showing quite promising results in management of muscle-generated dental diseases like Temporomandibular disorders, bruxism, clenching, masseter hypertrophy and used to treat functional or esthetic dental conditions like deep nasolabial folds, radial lip lines, high lip line and black triangles between teeth,” the NIH reported.
Botox treatments offer dental health benefits far beyond what you might imagine. Patients experiencing any of these conditions may benefit from dental botox treatments:
It may not seem like a dentist should be your first course of action when suffering from chronic headaches or migraines, but frequent morning headaches are typically a result of night grinding or teeth clenching. Dr. Berry can fit you for a customized dental nightguard that you wear when you are sleeping that can help alleviate your chronic headaches.
Coupling your nightguard with facial Botox to alleviate tense areas can offer you a strong, narcotic-free way of treating your chronic headache pain.
Botox has been found to help ease symptoms of TMJ but is also recommended as an alternative to invasive surgical procedures for the treatment of:
Learn how dental botox can address your current pain or conditions by scheduling a dental botox consultation today with Dr. Berry to discuss treatment options.
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