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Expand your dental practice with Botox training. Learn therapeutic applications for TMJ and bruxism plus cosmetic treatments for facial wrinkles—all leveraging your expertise in facial anatomy and injection techniques.
As a dentist, you already have advanced training in facial anatomy, nerve pathways, and injection techniques. Botox is a natural extension of your existing expertise.
A comprehensive curriculum covering therapeutic and cosmetic Botox applications relevant to dental practice.
Build on your dental anatomy knowledge with deep focus on muscles of facial expression, danger zones, and vascular anatomy critical for safe Botox administration.
Master precise injection protocols for cosmetic wrinkle reduction plus therapeutic applications including TMJ, masseter reduction, and gummy smile correction.
TMJ/TMD therapy, bruxism management, masseter hypertrophy, gummy smile correction, and denture retention issues.
Recognize and manage adverse events. Learn prevention strategies specific to the perioral and lower face regions.
Understand state-specific regulations for dentists performing Botox. Documentation requirements and informed consent.
Seamlessly add Botox to your dental practice workflow. Marketing strategies and pricing for dental patients.
Understanding your capabilities and regulatory considerations as a DDS or DMD performing Botox.
In most states, dentists can administer Botox within their scope of practice for both therapeutic and aesthetic purposes in the head and neck region. Your dental license permits treatment of conditions affecting the oral and maxillofacial area. However, regulations vary significantly by state—some require additional certification or limit aesthetic applications. Always verify with your state dental board before offering services.
Botox adds a high-margin service to your dental practice without significant overhead or equipment investment.
Check your state dental board for specific requirements. Some states require additional certification, limit treatment to therapeutic uses, or require collaboration with physicians.
Botox naturally enhances smile makeovers, veneer cases, and full mouth rehabilitations. Offer patients comprehensive facial aesthetics—addressing wrinkles and facial balance alongside their dental treatment for truly transformative results.
Dentists have more facial injection experience than most medical providers. Your years of administering local anesthesia, understanding trigeminal nerve distribution, and working in the perioral region make you exceptionally qualified for facial injectables.
Browse upcoming Botox training courses. All courses include hands-on training with live patients.
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Common questions about Botox training for dental professionals.
Join thousands of dentists who have expanded their practices with AAOPM Botox training. Register today or speak with our team.
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