Full Arch BOTOX Course (last seats)

Welcome to the first worldwide course on Botox and Full Arch Implant Dentistry.

😇 Why this course?

Although the use of botox is vastly implemented in healthcare, it is primarily being used for aesthetic purposes. In this course, we are going to explore the potential benefits on using Botox in the context of Full Arch Implant Dentistry and why you should consider implementing it on your practice.

You will learn everything there is to know about Botulinum Toxin in Full Arch Rehabilitation:

- How to use

- When to use

- Where to use

- Easy dillution principles and the best serynges to make your life easier

- Target specific muscles for the desired, and aesthetically pleasing, effect

- Complications and follow-ups

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☝ Botox in Full Arch?

Yes. When indicated, Botox can improve the outcome of your cases in several ways:

1. Prevention of Complications

Botox injections can potentially prevent complications such as muscle spasms or excessive muscle activity during and after the osseointegration process after dental implant surgery. Plus, by reducing the muscle tone, less forces are transmitted to the implant / prosthetic complex, potentially reducing biological and mechanical complications, such as marginal bone loss or temp fractures.

2. Minimization of Bruxism Symptoms

About 90% of the general population have some kind of oral parafunction. Botox has been used to manage bruxism (teeth grinding) by relaxing the muscles involved. In the context of dental implants, this can contribute to a more stable environment for the implants by reducing the forces exerted on them.

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3. Management of Temporomandibular Joint (TMJ) Disorders

Botox can be employed to manage symptoms of temporomandibular joint disorders, including pain and dysfunction. This can enhance the overall comfort and success of dental implant treatments.

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4. Reduced Muscular Discomfort

Botox injections can be used to alleviate muscular discomfort and jaw pain associated with dental implant surgeries. This is particularly helpful in cases where patients experience muscle spasms or tension.

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5. Aesthetic Enhancements

Beyond its therapeutic applications, Botox can also be used for aesthetic purposes to enhance the appearance of the face by reducing fine lines, wrinkles and the volume of the lower third of the face.

This can be particularly appealing to patients undergoing dental implant procedures who are interested in a comprehensive facial rejuvenation.

6. Full Arch Correction without Revision Surgery

Some full arch cases of severe maxillary atrophy still need bone reduction to hide the transition zone on a very high gummy smile patient.

Botox can help you manage the situation in a more conservative way by limiting the upper lip mobility.

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🧠 Course Format?

Presential: Lectures + Hands-on Training with real Botox® application by the participants

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👆 Who Should Attend?

• Dentists
• Medical Doctors
• Other Healtcare Professionals​

📅 Upcoming Course Dates

May 26, Lisbon​

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🏆 Certification

Upon successful completion of the course, you will receive a Full Arch Club Diploma with your name and hours of training. 

🏝 Address

This course will be held in the sunny beach front area of Cascais (Lisbon). 

You may want to take a few extra days off, bring your beach clothes and enjoy the Portuguese coastline, the sea, the amazing gastronomy and the beautiful Lisbon downtown area.

Clínica Dr. do Sorriso

Av. 25 de Abril, N. 184C

2750-511 Cascais 

Portugal

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🌇 Recommended Hotels (walking distance, close or in front of the sea)

Albatroz Cascais *****

Villa Cascais ****

Baía Hotel ***

✈ Recommended Flight

Lisbon (then Uber/Taxi to the hotel)

📍 Meeting Spot

 First day of the course @ 8.00 a.m. Clínica Dr. do Sorriso (address above)  

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😊 Questions?

info@fullarchclub.com

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