Benefits Beyond Esthetics
Prevention is an instinctive practice in our daily routines, often performed without conscious effort. We brush and floss our teeth to prevent cavities, we see the dentist to prevent failing oral health, and we even get Botox to prevent fine lines and wrinkles. While Botox is originally known for its cosmetic applications in reducing fine lines and wrinkles, it has emerged as a valuable treatment option in the field of dentistry! The botulinum toxin present in Botox has a long history of therapeutic uses, several of which are utilized to enhance facial aesthetics in dentistry. Dr. Stacey Verkler and Dr. Carol Bou-Sliman are proud to implement botulinum toxin into treatment plans to enhance your smile and alleviate pain and discomfort so you can continue shining with a confident, healthy smile!
Botox/Xeomin In Dentistry
Botulinum toxin has found significant applications in the field of dentistry due to its muscle-relaxing properties. While commonly known for its cosmetic uses, Botox is also utilized in dentistry to address various concerns. It can effectively treat high lip lines, bruxism (teeth grinding), and provide smile enhancement. Botox is also highly beneficial in managing temporomandibular joint (TMJ) disorder, which is characterized by jaw pain, headaches, and teeth grinding. With its minimally invasive nature and proven safety, Botox offers patients a comfortable and effective treatment option, improving both their oral health and overall facial aesthetics.
Benefits of Dental Botox/Xeomin
- High lip lines
- TMJ and teeth grinding
- Wrinkles around the lips and face
- Enhancing and reshaping your smile
Botox/Xeomin For TMJ
Teeth grinding can lead to various costly issues, causing significant dental discomfort. If you’re currently experiencing symptoms of TMJ, such as jaw tension, headaches resulting from teeth grinding, or even a locked jaw due to excessive stress, there are effective solutions available to alleviate your dental suffering.
While traditional remedies like mouthguards, physical therapy, or surgery have proven helpful, Dr. Stacey Verkley and Dr. Carol Bou-Sliman offer a modern and well-established option for TMJ disorder involves the use of Botox injections. Botox for TMJ helps minimize the continuation of teeth grinding, preventing potential long-term oral damage. As TMJ issues arise from muscle tension induced by stress, injecting botulinum toxin into the jaw muscles can induce relaxation and provide relief from pain and discomfort.
