Botox is commonly used for asthetic purposes, but dentist also use botox to treat teeth griniding, headaches, and maintining look of soft tissue around the mouth and smile when doing smile makeovers. Dr. Almanzar knows that areas around the mouth need to be considered as important as the teeth for complete smile analysis and esthetic treatment. We not only want to give our patients beautiful teeth, but also a beautiful smile. This can all be achieved non-surgically and non-invasively with Botox and Juvederm (filler).
Streamline your routine botox maintenance along with your recommended dental cleaning every 6 months. Botox is also used on on the forehead, around the eyes to reduce the look for fine lines and wrinkles. Dermal fillers are used to reduce signs of aging incluing wrinkles and restoring facial volume in the jaw, cheeks, and lips.
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