Why a dentist for Botox
Dentists study the muscles of the face and jaw in detail and work in that area every day. That matters most for therapeutic Botox, where the goal is to calm the specific muscles that clench, grind and strain your jaw. Dr. Rehn is a member of the Academy of Facial Esthetics.
Therapeutic Botox
Clenching and grinding put heavy force on your teeth and jaw joints, often while you sleep. Over time that can lead to worn and cracked teeth, sore jaw muscles, TMJ pain and morning headaches. Botox relaxes the muscles doing the clenching, which can ease pain and protect your teeth and dental work.
Cosmetic Botox
Botox can soften forehead lines, frown lines between the brows, and crow’s feet. We aim for natural-looking results that keep your expressions.
Botox is not right for everyone, and results vary. A consultation is required to decide if it is suitable for you.
