Not Just For Wrinkles!
Ξ July 30th, 2009 | → Comments Off | ∇ Uncategorized |
Botox! You have heard the wonders of what it can do for wrinkles, but did you know that it does so much more.
Long before botox was used for easing lines and wrinkles, it was being used in the medical field on patients with spastic muscles or muscles that clench involuntarily.
Botox is now being used in the dental community to treat dental disorders such as TMJ disorder, teeth grinding and teeth clenching. If left untreated these disorders lead to joint, head and neck pain, including migraines. They also cause extreme stress on your natural teeth and crowns and veneers, causing chipping, cracking and breaking. Botox delivers targeted treatment to the problem area releasing you from pain and the destruction of chronic clenching.
Dr. Peck has received advanced training so he is able to provide his patients with either botox esthetic (lines and wrinkles) or therapeutic treatments (clenching jaw muscles).
Though botox esthetic and botox dental therapeutic treatments accomplish very different goals, you can be assured that you will receive superior results in the highly trained hands of Dr. Peck.
Dr. Peck has also received advanced esthetic training and is now offering dermal filler treatments to correct lines, wrinkles, and scars on the face and enhance features such as the lips and cheeks. Dermal filler treatments consist of placing collagen under the skin to fill in what has been lost by the natural aging process.
You may be wondering why Dr. Peck has chosen to be trained and provide treatments that you normally would receive from a plastic surgeon. As a esthetic dentist, Dr. Peck is extremely knowledgeable about the facial and jaw muscles and how they function. He also understands the need for symmetry and balance to create a natural look that will turn back the clock ten years or more.
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