Botox® Esthetic Neuromodulators

Cosmetic Facial Rejuvenation Treatments in Calgary & Cochrane

Restore a Youthful Look by Softening Fine Lines and Wrinkles

Our Calgary Dentists and Cochrane Dentists can use Neuromodulators (natural proteins) to help bring back your youthful expressions by relaxing facial muscles and soften fine lines and wrinkles.

Special: Dysport $8.50 per unit

What are Neuromodulators?

Neuromodulators modify muscle action and are noted primarily for their ability to reduce the appearance of facial wrinklesfor esthetic reasons. In dentistry, they're also used as therapeutic agents to manage Teeth Grinding habits and TMJ (Jaw) Pain.

Natural Purified Protein

Botulinum Toxin A is a natural purified protein that helps to reduce fine lines and wrinkles by relaxing muscles.

Neuromodulator Brands

While you may have only heard of the more common brand for this type of treatment, Botox, there are several available neuromodulators in Canada including Dysport. We purchase our neuromodulators from authorized canadian distributors and store according to manufacturer instructions.

Neuromodulators for facial esthetics and TMJ-jaw.
Neuromodulators for facial esthetics and TMJ-jaw.

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Esthetic Botox Treatments

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    Forehead Lines

    These wrinkle lines are most noticeable when raising the eyebrows. Treatments usually consist of 10-20 units of Botox/Dysport in this region.

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    Frown Lines

    These are the lines that form between our eyebrowns when we frown. These two veritical lines are sometimes referred to as “11’s”. Treatments usually consist of about 20-40 units of Botox/Dysport in this area.

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    Crow's Feet Lines

    These are horizontal and angular wrinkle lines that present when an individual squints their eyes. Treatment in this area usually consists of 4-12 units of Botox/Dysport in this area.

Why See Our Botox Dentists?

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    Certified Botox Providers

    The dentists in our clinic have a Level 1 & 2 CDSA Certification to provide Neuromodulator Treatments of the face. Our dentists have trained from the Pacific Training Institute for Facial Aesthetics and Therapeutics. Our dentists routinely give injections for dental treatment and have extensive knowledge of head and neck anatomy.

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    Careful Assessments

    We take the time to assess and determine muscular actions of facial muscles. We also take a photo series before and after treatment to document landmarks and injection locations. This helps with ongoing treatment to refine and delivery consistent results at future visits.

    This is part of our patient care in order to deliver consistent and predictable results.

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    Gentle Care

    Many patients fear injections. Our dentists use gentle, proven techniques to make them as comfortable as possible. Feel free to discuss all of your concerns at your consultation appointment where our providers will carefully assess treatment locations and dose.

    Many of our staff members are our Botox patients too look their very best and know we provide gentle care.

Facial Esthetics FAQs

  • Does Dental Insurance cover Botox Treatments?

    Cosmetic injections for may qualify under a Health Spending Account (HSA). Some dental insurances will cover Botox injections for jaw pain related conditions.

    Please contact our Reception Desk if you would like to book a consult and we can start the process to evaluate your dental insurance coverage.

  • Do Botox Injections Hurt?

    Like any needle injection, the Botulinum Toxin can cause minor discomfort.

    Because of the varying sensitivities among patients' skin, you may feel quick pinches of pain with some injections or none at all. Any discomfort is short-lived and will only last a second or two.

  • How long does Botox Treatmenst last?

    Treatments usually last 3-4 months.‍ ‍There are some individuals in which it may last longer, sometimes in a 4-6 month range. Dysport typically will last longer than Botox.

    It is also common for first-timers to notice that it may not last as long initially but may last longer after the second treatment.

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