Many people are a little surprised to hear that dentists are often experts in administering BOTOX. This is because it’s more than just a cosmetic treatment; it’s also used to address teeth grinding and some other common oral health issues that can come from overactive jaw muscles.

BOTOX is fairly safe, but one of the most common side effects is a little bit of bruising. This isn’t unusual or problematic, but it can definitely be a little bit uncomfortable for patients. If you want to know how to handle BOTOX bruising, here’s a guide that may give you a little bit of information.

Dentures can completely change the lives of patients who are missing teeth, offering the ability to eat and talk in ways that they may not have been able to for a very long time. However, like any big change in life, you’ll need to take a little bit of time to get used to your new dentures.

That said, lots of people have similar experiences when it comes to the first month or so of wearing dentures, so it may be useful for expectant patients to learn from them. Here’s what the first few weeks after getting dentures look like for most people.