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Tooth Makeover to a True Smile Makeover
Description:
In Cosmetic Dentistry our goal is to create beautiful smiles. In reality there is more to an individual's smile than what exists within the mouth. Our patients look at their entire face when they smile, seeing far more than just their teeth. Health and function can and should be go hand-in-hand with aesthetics. Rather than being mutually exclusive, function and aesthetics including facial aesthetics are partners in achieving optimal health. We now have the ability through facial rejuvenation including botox, laser and fillers to enhance an individual's face and neck creating a smile that comes from the heart.
In the webinar, Dr. Warren Roberts strategically integrates facial rejuvenation with the cosmetic smile makeover using his 30+ years of dental expertise, making this a relevant issue for any dentist. Dr. Roberts will describe the facial rejuvenation treatments your patients are likely undergoing right now and will clearly define how and why you should implement these services in your own practice. Create a new profit center!
Date Added:
7/18/2012
Author(s):
Warren Roberts, DMD
Dr. Warren Roberts, a 1977 University of British Columbia Dental School graduate, is a well known and respected dentist who co-founded the Pacific Training Institute fo...
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Questions & Comments
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Warren Roberts - (7/18/2012 3:34 PM)
Dr. Island Mak,
I am not sure where you live.
However each practitioner needs to investigate whether or not they are able to perform the treatments in there state / province / country.
Dermatologist question?...Most Md's, Plastic surgeons, Dermatologist are at a bet of a disadvantage when we are discussing smile design (they have limited knowledge & training in this area). We are seeing more of these colleagues at our courses...please read our testimonials on PTIFA.com.
I hope that I answered your questions.
Thank you,
Warren Roberts
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Warren Roberts - (7/18/2012 3:25 PM)
Dr. Mahitab Soliman,
Thank you for watching the Botox presentation.
I will answer your questions in the order that they came to me.
(1) yes we use Botox in the neck & lower face routinely. Sometimes we use it only for cosmetic reshaping, however most cases have a therapeutic treatment with a beneficial a beautiful reshaping as a secondary effect.
(2)At the Pacific Training Institute for Facial Aesthetics, we developed the weal technique which is extremely superficial. This technique rarely has any bleeding, swelling or bruising.
(3)The dosage for each muscle depends on numerous factors-- age, sex, the aging process, fitness & activity, stress etc.
(4)We teach a 1:1 concentration. We mark each muscle that we are injecting & photograph the marks, this allows us to be muscle specific.....using the weal techinique & the 1:1 concentration with the molecular structure... allows us to achieve excellent results consistantly.
(5)The points of injections are in the specific muscles that we are targeting. We spend approximately six hours in our 2 Day Botox course on the anatomy of the Head & Neck. Through the knowledge of the anatomy & the photography of the sequence of muscle recruitment we are then able to achieve excellent results.
Thank you,
We look forward to seeing you in one of the PTIFA courses.
Warren Roberts
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Jose Mena - (7/18/2012 3:02 PM)
Excellent >>>
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mahitab soliman - (7/18/2012 8:16 AM)
why there is no answer!!!!1
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mahitab soliman - (7/18/2012 8:13 AM)
where are the points of injections?
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mahitab soliman - (7/18/2012 8:11 AM)
what is the exact botox dose for every muscle ? and the proper concentration?.
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mahitab soliman - (7/18/2012 8:00 AM)
can we see the way of application/ I mean the injection technique?
whether it is subdermal or more superfiscial?
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mahitab soliman - (7/18/2012 7:57 AM)
can botox injection be used in the neck region?
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Island Mak - (7/18/2012 5:23 AM)
Check out whether we can do it or not at our place or it is dermatologist to do it.
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