Facial Esthetics & Myofascial Pain
Sleep bruxism is the medical term for clenching or grinding teeth during sleep. This type of movement disorder occurs during sleep is a common among adults, adolescents and children. 60% of all bruxism cases are related to underlying airway issues including sleep...
Facial Esthetics & Myofascial Pain
Many patients have some mild to moderate level of facial pain, whether it is from headaches, migraines, stress, occlusion or TMJ dysfunction. We successfully treat orofacial pain, headaches, and TMJ syndrome. These are non-surgical, reversible, and...
Facial Esthetics & Myofascial Pain
If you are looking for a non- surgical face lift or you just want to smooth out a few fine lines or fill in deep set wrinkles, injectables are for you. Millions of people use dermal fillers to achieve a more relaxed and smooth facial appearance while still having the...
Facial Esthetics & Myofascial Pain
Botox is a trade name for botulinum toxin, which comes in the form of a purified protein. The most common uses for Botox is smoothing of the facial wrinkles of the forehead, between the eyes (glabellar region) and around the corners of the eyes (crow’s...
