Botox is a toxin obtained from the bacterium Clostridium Botulinum, which is used for treatment or cosmetic purposes in various indications by blocking neuromuscular activity for certain periods in medicine and dentistry.

Although Botox is thought to be applied only in the cosmetic field with the influence of the media, it has actually been used in medicine and dentistry. Especially as an alternative to surgeries, it is easier and uncomplicated and can be recycled within a period of 6 months when desired, making it more preferred.

What is Dental Botox?

Dental Botox is used in many areas of dentistry. In addition to aesthetic applications, there are some indications that neuromuscular activity should be blocked for treatment purposes. These; It acts by preventing the release of the substance necessary for muscle contraction. Its effect lasts between 4 and 6 months and returns. This process can be applied twice a year.

Situations in which DENTAL BOTOKS is used

- Frey's Syndrome
- Trigeminal Neuralgia
- Bruxism
- Bening Massetter Hypertrophy
- Oromandibular and Head/Neck Dystonias
- Temporamindibular joint disorders
- Prevention of relapses after orthognathic surgery
- Maxillofacial pain
- Salivary gland pathologies