Use Of Botox In Dentistry
Ever heard celebrities talking about Botox? Never really fully understood what it actually is? Just know about its anti-aging effect?
You are not alone! A lot of us have no idea about botox except for its cosmetic popularity.
In order to help expel this oblivion towards this very useful chemical, our esteemed panel of medical experts has come up with a very innovative idea. Just go through this article and your hole of knowledge will get filled up to the brim, in no time!
What is Botox exactly?
Botox or Botulinum toxin is a near toxic protein produced by the bacterium Clostridium botulinum. It paralyzes muscles in an area that prevents extension and contraction further, causing flaccid paralysis.
If our body gets infected with Botox, it will cause a near-death illness called botulism. Hence, Botox can be considered toxic to the body. Even so, these days, its medical and cosmetic use is on the rise because of the benefits it has in diluted quantities.
How Is Botox Even Useful?
Botox has, surprisingly, a variety of uses today. Some of them have been enumerated as follows:
- Treatment For Excessive Blinking: Eye disorders like crossed eye and excessive blinking can be treated by using Botox. Its use has been approved by various medical bodies worldwide.
- Arrhythmic Heartbeat Treatment: Heartbeat disorders and arrhythmic heartbeats, usually a consequence of open-heart surgeries, can be cured using Botox.
- Treatment For Cold Hands: Due to poor blood circulation, many people face the problem of cold hands. Botox relaxes muscles around blood capillaries, helping boost blood circulation there.
- Treatment For Excessive Sweating: This condition is common with facial spasms and underarm sweating disorders. Botox helps relieve the same.
- Use For Overactive Bladders: Some patients have trouble holding their urine for longer. Botox helps shut down the bladder a little. This helps with overactive bladders.
- Alleviate Migraines: various studies have shown great results with Botox for migraines. This has been approved by various doctors and medical institutions internationally.
- Dental Use: Botox is very useful for post-surgery complications and needs in dentistry.
Use of Botox in dental procedures sounds interesting, doesn’t it? In order to explain it further, we have with us, Dr. Hitesh Kumar Pipat, one of our esteemed Panel of medical advisors, here at AstoCare.
Dr. Pipat has over 9 years of experience in Cosmetology, Dentistry, Hair Transplantation, Implantology, and Prosthodontics.
Take a look at this VIDEO here and see for yourself how this toxin keeps on giving more and more benefits in various medical fields!
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