Smooth the lines.
Keep the smile.
Botox with subtle, natural results, from a doctor who studies facial muscles for a living and gives comfortable injections all day. Softening crow’s feet and fine lines is one reason patients come in. Real relief from clenching, grinding, and TMJ tension is the other.
Why Botox belongs at the dentist.
Dentists spend their careers studying the muscles of the face and jaw. That makes a dental office a natural place for Botox, whether the goal is easing the jaw tension behind TMJ pain and grinding, or softening crow’s feet and fine lines.
Because Dr. Toups already maps your bite and jaw mechanics, she can target the muscles that matter. Botox is also an area she has pursued additional training in, and it stays on the menu because it genuinely helps patients whose clenching wears down teeth, triggers headaches, or feeds TMJ pain.
"Our goal is that people say you look rested, not that you look done."
Conservative dentistry, conservative Botox. You will still look like you.
How it works, step by step.
Talk through your goals
Whether it is TMJ relief, grinding, or aesthetics, we start by understanding what you are trying to solve.
Map the muscles
Dr. Toups uses her knowledge of your jaw and facial anatomy to plan precise placement.
Treat and follow up
The treatment itself is quick. We check in on results and adjust future treatments to what works for you.
Why it matters.
- Natural, rested-looking results, never frozen
- A doctor who studies facial muscles for a living
- Comfortable injections from hands that do this all day
- Doubles as relief for clenching, grinding, and TMJ pain
Good to know.
How does Botox help with TMJ or grinding?
Why get Botox at a dental office?
How long do results last?
Will I look frozen?
Does it hurt?
Come see what
a light touch can do.
Aesthetics, jaw relief, or both. You will get honest answers about what Botox can and cannot do, and results that still look like you. Book online or call.