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When vanity rears it’s ugly head, and people start thinking of ways to bring back their youthful appearance, they don’t usually think of their dentist. Yet why not? Like other professionals in the beauty industry, your dentist spends the majority of his or her day making corrections to their client’s appearance and health through the use of metal or Invisalign braces. They correcting abnormal bites, strengthen jawlines, align teeth for more even wear, and help stop the progression of age-related problems such as receding gums and loss of tooth enamel. Why can’t they also be thought of as your “go-to” professional for Botox Treatment as well?
Reasons to consider your dentist for Botox Treatment - Your dentist is constantly undergoing continuing education, as well as specialized training in dental and facial advancements, including the Botox Treatment
- They are experts in head, face, mouth and neck aesthetics and treatments
- Will provides a safe, sterile and clinical environment that deters infection and complications
- Can administer local anesthetics, and prescribe antibiotics, if needed
- Carry Indemnity insurance
- Are better able to provide a more in-depth analysis of any other mouth, gum or jaw concerns, in addition to the Botox Treatment.
What is Botox Treatment?
As we age our skin looses it’s elasticity and begins to sag and wrinkle. It goes through a process whereby the natural substances in our bodies (hyaluronic acid) slow their production. Outside forces also contribute to the heightening of the aging process of our skin – cigarette smoking, alcohol, too much sun, etc. Botox Treatment is a series of injections that allows your skin to return to the plumped up look of your youth.
Botox is a natural products, based on the hyaluronic acid produced in our bodies. The products bind with the water in our body to plump up and rejuvenate the skin. The treatments address crow’s feet, frown lines, furrows in the forehead, and to enhance your lip lines. They can help with “sunken cheeks” as well as re-contouring the bridge of your nose. Your doctor will discuss with you the best treatment for you, the safety issues, duration of the treatment, and management.
Most of us have heard of the two most common forms of Dermal Treatment - Botox and Collegen. Others include Restylane, Hyrdafill, Juvederm, Radiesse, Prevelle, Sculptra and Silicone. They are available in different forms and thickness, and are injected under the area needed to “plump” up.
Advantages of going to a professional
Injections of the Botox can be uncomfortable, and if done by anyone other than a professional can be quite dangerous. A professional trained in the administration of these fillers is an absolute necessity, as you can see evidenced by the disastrous and lasting effects on such celebrity beauties as Priscilla Presley, who received her injections at a Hollywood “beauty” party (much like a Tupperware Party). Most of the women at that “party” are in litigation with the “professional” who provided the injections.
Botox is a minimally invasive, can be done within the privacy of the doctor’s office, where he or she can administer a local anesthetic, and usually (depending on the treatment of choice) provide immediate results with minimal discomfort. There is little or no recovery time, and the results can last anywhere from 2 months to 2 years. Due to the amount of movement, areas where results diminish the quickest are where there is more muscle.
In addition to the effects, the Botox treatments is considerably less expensive than plastic surgery, has less discomfort and risk, and needs little or no recovery time.
Contact your local dentist for an assessment.
To learn more about Botox Treatment, contact the professionals at Imagecare Dental Office : 972-618-5000 or visit us online at www.ImagecareDental.com .
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