Read so many studies that a small cavity can heal itself and decay gone by remineralization using fluoride and xylitol. Is this true? Can you actually heal a cavity by this method? Studies said rinsing with ACT( or any other fluoride rinse) & xylitol daily will actually reverse a cavity. I find it hard to believe. Once you have a cavity, small or not the only way is to fill it. But a dentist wrote that she has patients she has seen cavities gone in a few months with this method. Is this true?
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You actually have two. You can drop the high side with a minor amount of Botox. This will need to be repeated every 4-6 months. You can also have the lip moved internally by a lip tack procedure. Our periodontist in Houston does this.
This most likely resulted from the dentist passing the needle into or through the artery which travels with the nerve in the area. This is not from an allergic reaction from the Juvederm as previouly mentioned and the previous mentioned steroid dosage is not correct for the treatment of an...
Seem like you just have an asymetric smile caused by uneven muscle contractions or attachments. This is either congenital (from birth) or from trauma or surgery in the area.
It is possible that by using a facial filler like Juvederm on the corner of the lip (on bad side) you could get this....
