Golden Dental Solutions

According to polls, nearly half of all people notice another person’s smile first, before any other facial features. If you were to observe a smile that you would call amazing, you may not even realize exactly what is so perfect about it. You may notice radiant white teeth and leave it at that. You don’t have to break down a smile into tiny details to understand its beauty. Your dentist, might, though. As in revered works of art, an attractive smile is a matter of ideal proportions. Small details that all play into one another to create one cohesive feature. Here at Golden Dental Solutions, we believe in treating the whole smile as a way of treating the whole patient. If you would like to improve upon the appearance of your smile, we’d love to help! Contact our Golden, CO office at (303) 277-9600. What Exactly Is Cosmetic Dentistry? Cosmetic dentistry is the area in which the primary focus of treatment is to bring out the very best in your smile. There are several ways we can do this, each of which has been proven safe and effective. Some treatments change the shade of teeth, some change the very shape of them. Cosmetic dentistry treatments can make over your entire smile just by altering a few details. What Are My Cosmetic Dentistry Treatment Options? We are proud to offer the most common, most efficient cosmetic dentistry treatments in a comfortable, friendly environment. Some of the procedures that you might explore as you seek to bring out the best in your smile include: Teeth whitening Porcelain crowns and bridges Dental implants Composite or porcelain veneers Invisalign Botox How Do I Know Which Procedure Is Best For Me? Consulting with your experienced dentist about cosmetic procedures can be extraordinarily fun! Here, we spend the most time just listening to your needs and concerns. Your dentist will examine your teeth and gums and observe the details about each that you might find concerning. For example, if you have discolored teeth, your dentist will look at your enamel and discern where your stains reside and what can be done to brighten your smile. When you visit us, you can expect a comprehensive examination that covers each point of concern that you have brought up. Then, you and your dentist can engage in a meaningful conversation about the various treatments that could be used to address them. Sometimes, there is more than one option for a single concern. For instance, if you have a sightly turned tooth, you might be a candidate for Invisalign or for composite or porcelain veneers. It’s all about your preference for cost and longevity. After your consultation, you will have all of the information that you need to make a confident decision regarding how to best achieve your desired outcome. Can I Combine More Than One Procedure At A Time? Depending on the treatments that your dentist recommends, you may be able to combine procedures into one dental appointment. This is a detail of your treatment plan that can be discussed during your consultation. In some cases, treatments may need to be done in a specific order. If you want to straighten your teeth and also whiten them, for instance, your dentist may recommend that you complete your Invisalign treatment before having your teeth whitened. Does Cosmetic Dentistry Require Recovery Time? Most cosmetic dentistry procedures are very conservative and do not require downtime to recover. At the most, you may want to spend the rest of your day taking it easy after undergoing a dental treatment. By the following day, however, chances are you’d be ready to return to work without any major discomfort. Schedule A Consultation If you are interested in enhancing your smile and would like to explore your options, call (303) 277-9600 to schedule a consultation. Our practice serves patients from Denver, Golden, and surrounding areas.

What Is Restorative Dentistry? Restorative dentistry, also known as prosthodontic dentistry, can help a patient who has damaged or missing teeth, restore the overall health and aesthetics of their teeth. Whether from disease, injury, or other causes, receiving proper treatment for damaged or missing teeth is essential. This will help prevent further problems and help the patient with any difficulties eating or speaking. Why Would I Need Restorative Dentistry? Restorative dentistry, as the name implies, is necessary to restore function to your teeth and your overall oral health. Our doctors may simply need to crown a tooth with a deep crack or place an inlay or onlay in a tooth with extensive decay. Or there may be more involved. A patient usually knows if he or she is in need of restorative treatment because their tooth/teeth or gums have likely started to be painful. Issues such as gum disease need to be addressed with restorative dentistry, as their continued progression will lead to tooth loss. In most cases, if a person opts to not have a restoration made to a damaged tooth or other oral health problem, the problem will become worse and will lead to higher costs and bigger problems. How Do Teeth Become Damaged? There are obvious causes — you tripped and knocked a tooth out, or you bit into a sandwich and something hard cracked or chipped your tooth. Having braces when you were young can sometimes lead to tooth trauma later on and that may dictate a root canal and a crown placed on the tooth. Other problems are self-inflicted. Lackadaisical brushing and lack of flossing allows plaque and tartar to build on teeth, leading to decay and gum problems. When allowed to continue further, decay left untreated will lead to a tooth likely needing extraction, which will then need to be replaced with an implant or a bridge. We can damage our teeth subtly, as well, by doing things such as chewing ice or opening bottles with our teeth. Even chewing your fingernails can damage the teeth over time. What Happens If I Don’t Replace A Missing Tooth? Some people put off replacing a tooth that has needed to be extracted or was lost due to trauma, but this is a bad idea. Here’s why. Missing teeth can be embarrassing visually, and can also create whistling sounds when pronouncing certain words. And missing molars can create problems with chewing, making the person avoid certain foods, which can cause nutritional deficiencies. Teeth need pressure on each side from adjacent teeth otherwise they tend to move. This is what happens with a missing tooth, as the adjacent teeth slide over to fill the gap. This creates problems with your alignment and bite. Chewing and biting involve a great deal of energy down into the tooth. This energy is transferred through the tooth down into the jawbone, stimulating the jawbone to continually regenerate new bone mass. This is key to a healthy, strong, jawbone. Without that energy coming down through the tooth, the jawbone in that area begins to deteriorate and resorb. Dental Restoration Candidates You may be a good candidate for restorative dental procedures if you have: Chipped or cracked teeth Missing teeth Eroded enamel Low bone density Gum disease Cavities The best way to know if you are a good candidate for restorative dentistry is to see our doctors for a consultation. They will be able to tell right away which procedures are best suited for your specific needs. What Is The Difference Between Cosmetic And Restorative Dentistry? Cosmetic and restorative dentistry procedures often overlap each other. Both forms of dentistry utilize dental implants, bonding, and crowns. The main difference between the two forms of dentistry is what the main focus of the procedure is. With cosmetic dentistry, the dentist will go above and beyond simply restoring the tooth until they’ve created the perfect smile for their patient. Restorative dentistry, however, is more practical. This means that the dentist will focus on ensuring that the patient ends up with a set of healthy, restored, and functional teeth. Finally, the cost of cosmetic treatments is often much higher than the cost of restorative treatments. Many restorative procedures are covered by insurance policies, whereas cosmetic procedures, often, are not. Restorative Dental Procedures At our practice, we have several restorative dentistry options available. Which ones we use depends on the patient’s oral health, preference, and recommendation by our doctors. Each of these methods have their own benefits, For a complete full-mouth restorations, we may combine multiple treatments.

Accidents and dental emergencies can happen when we least expect them. Whether it’s a knocked-out tooth, a bad toothache, or a chipped tooth, knowing what to do and having access to emergency dental services is important. Call Golden Dental Solutions at (303) 277-9600 if you need help with a dental emergency! Let’s explore what emergency dental services are, why they are necessary, and how you can handle these situations when they arise. What are Emergency Dental Services? Emergency dental services are dental treatments that are needed right away. These services are meant to treat pain, injury, or other serious problems with your teeth or gums that cannot wait for a regular dental appointment. When someone has a dental emergency, they often need to see a dentist quickly to prevent the problem from getting worse. Some examples of dental emergencies include: Severe toothache: A toothache that doesn’t go away and gets worse with time may be a sign of an infection or decay. In some cases, the pain can become unbearable, making it important to seek help right away. Knocked-out tooth: If you lose a tooth due to an accident or injury, acting fast can sometimes save the tooth. Broken, cracked, or chipped tooth: A broken or cracked tooth can be very painful, and it may also expose the nerves in the tooth, which needs to be treated quickly. Abscess: An abscess is an infection in or around the tooth. It can cause pain, swelling, and even fever. If left untreated, the infection can spread to other parts of the body. Lost filling or crown: If a filling or crown falls out, it can leave the tooth vulnerable to more damage or pain. Why are Emergency Dental Services Important? Ignoring a dental emergency can lead to serious problems. If a toothache is left untreated, for example, it could lead to an infection that spreads to other parts of your body. If a knocked-out tooth isn’t put back in place quickly, you could lose it permanently. Emergency dental services help to: Relieve pain Prevent further damage Treat infections or injuries Save teeth that may otherwise be lost When dental emergencies are handled quickly, it can often reduce the severity of the problem and prevent more expensive and complicated procedures later on. What to Do in a Dental Emergency Knowing what to do in a dental emergency can make a big difference. Here are some common dental emergencies and the steps you can take: Toothache Rinse your mouth with warm water to clean it out. Use dental floss to remove any food stuck between the teeth. Do not place aspirin directly on the tooth or gums, as this can cause irritation. If the pain persists, see a dentist right away. Knocked-Out Tooth Try to find the tooth and hold it by the crown (the top part, not the root). Rinse the tooth gently with water, but do not scrub it. If possible, try to place the tooth back in its socket. If you can’t put it back in, keep the tooth in a container of milk or saliva until you can get to the dentist. Time is critical – try to see a dentist within 30 minutes to increase the chances of saving the tooth. Chipped or Broken Tooth Rinse your mouth with warm water. Save any pieces of the tooth you can find and bring them to the dentist. If you’re bleeding, apply a piece of gauze to the area until the bleeding stops. Use a cold compress on your face to reduce swelling. Lost Filling or Crown If a filling or crown falls out, try to keep the area clean until you can see the dentist. You can use dental cement (available at most drug stores) to temporarily cover the area. Don’t try to reattach the crown yourself. The dentist will need to check for further damage and properly replace it. Abscess If you notice a painful, swollen spot on your gums or a bad taste in your mouth, you may have an abscess. Rinse your mouth with saltwater to help draw out the infection. See a dentist as soon as possible. Abscesses can be serious if they are not treated. How to Prevent Dental Emergencies While not all dental emergencies can be prevented, there are some steps you can take to reduce the chances of injury or damage to your teeth: Wear a mouthguard during sports: If you play contact sports, wearing a mouthguard can protect your teeth from being knocked out or broken. Avoid chewing hard objects: Hard candies, ice, and popcorn kernels can chip or crack your teeth. Be careful when biting into these foods. Keep up with regular dental check-ups: Seeing the dentist regularly can help catch problems before they become emergencies. Your dentist can fix small issues, like a cavity, before they turn into big, painful problems. Practice good oral hygiene: Brushing and flossing every day can help keep your teeth and gums healthy. Healthy teeth are less likely to develop cavities or infections.

Golden Dental Solutions takes immense pride in introducing SimplyClear aligners, a revolutionary solution for invisible teeth alignment that sets new standards in quality and precision. Engineered with meticulous attention to detail, SimplyClear aligners prioritize your comfort and satisfaction above all else. Unlike conventional alternatives like Invisalign, SimplyClear aligners redefine the paradigm of teeth alignment by integrating state-of-the-art technology with personalized care. Every SimplyClear case is meticulously planned and evaluated by Dr. Dallas Kenson, ensuring unparalleled precision in teeth alignment compared to traditional aligners. With over 300 hours of continuing education and expertise in occlusions, Dr. Kenson is dedicated to achieving optimal results in aligning bites. How SimplyClear Aligners Work Achieve Your Ideal Smile: Bring on the confidence. Once you and Dr. Kenson are happy with your final smile, you will receive retainers to lock in that smile. SimplyClear Aligners Scan: The Golden Dental Solutions team will scan your teeth and take any necessary photos and x-rays used to plan your case. Custom Aligners Treatment Plan: With the support of an entire Orthodontic team, Dr. Dallas Kenson will approve your treatment plan and deliver your custom clear aligners. Wearing Your Aligners: Your treatment plan will entail wearing your aligners as prescribed by Dr. Kenson. With each clear aligner step, your teeth will gradually move into the desired position. What Are The Benefits Of SimplyClear Aligners? In navigating the field of orthodontic solutions, SimplyClear aligners emerge as a contemporary and efficient alternative for attaining a straighter smile. Offering a multitude of benefits, SimplyClear aligners stand out as a premier choice for dental realignment. These benefits include: Ultra-Clear Super Thin Designed for Comfort Crack and stain-resistant Effective results With their softer, more pliable material, SimplyClear aligners deliver a comfortable experience while maintaining the rigidity necessary for successful results and a fast treatment time.

If you are looking to significantly restore your teeth and regain the confidence and vibrant beauty that a healthy smile offers, call Golden Dental Solutions today for a full mouth rehabilitation! Dial (303) 277-9600 to reach our office. Our experienced dental team serve patients in Golden and the nearby Colorado areas. What Is Full Mouth Rehabilitation? Full mouth rehabilitation, also referred to as full mouth reconstruction or restoration, involves reconstruction of all teeth in both the upper and lower jaws. This procedure combines both aesthetic appearances with the health benefits of restorative dentistry, allowing improved health and function with visibly beautiful results. Veneers, Crowns, Bridges, and Dentures can all be used to complete this treatment. Missing or damaged teeth should be treated right away to preserve your overall oral health. After full mouth rehabilitation, the full function will be restored to your mouth allowing you to eat and speak with ease. Ideal Candidates For Dental Restoration Our doctors may recommend full mouth restoration when someone has missing or severely damaged teeth, causing both aesthetic and functional issues. Common causes for include: Decay Injury or fracture Acid erosion Tooth grinding Malocclusion Missing teeth should be addressed right away, as this can cause difficulty eating and speaking. If missing teeth are not replaced, this may lead to more serious dental problems in the future. It is important to seek restorative treatment for any missing or damaged teeth, and full mouth rehabilitation may be needed when most or all of the teeth are damaged or lost. Benefits Of Full-Mouth Rehabilitation While full-mouth rehabilitation is an involved process, it gives our entire team at Golden Dental Solutions a great deal of pride and satisfaction to see how much this combination of procedures and treatments can change a patient’s life. Patients needing these treatments typically have what could be deemed a shattered smile. It’s also likely their decreasing oral health is in danger of spreading infection throughout the body. It’s likely the patient has lost confidence due to his or her damaged and missing teeth. They probably have some degree of continual pain due to decay or gum disease. They have to avoid many foods due to their damaged teeth. What’s the value of a beautiful new smile for a patient with these problems? It’s immense. Suddenly the person feels comfortable and confident smiling and talking without worrying how others are judging their battered smile. A whole range of foods can return to the person’s diet. Fruits, vegetables, and nuts have likely been avoided because they are difficult to chew. Now they can return to the diet and improve the person’s health. These are life-changing procedures with our doctors. How Is Full-Mount Rehabilitation Performed? Full-mouth rehabilitation is an involved commitment, but the end result is truly beautiful. The entire process will involve different procedures and can take up to a full year. Most patients in need of full-mouth rehabilitation have lost most of their teeth. What teeth they may still typically have serious damage. When we meet with you during your consultation, we conduct a thorough examination to see what our starting point is. The goal is to first save any remaining teeth, and to extract any that are beyond that point. Teeth may need root canals to remove the infected pulp, blood vessels, and nerves from within the tooth. Crowns can be used to save remaining teeth and return strength. Dental implants can replace a few missing teeth, or they can be used to anchor full-arch prosthetics. These are also known as implant-supported dentures. We will likely have to address some degree of gum disease. There isn’t a set procedure with full-mouth rehabilitation; each patient has a different situation and can have different goals. We tailor these restorations to the individual patient, and this obviously includes what procedures are necessary. What Can I Expect During My Consultation For Full-Mouth Rehabilitation? At Golden Dental Solutions, we treat every consultation as a complete give and take exchange of information with the patient. We want patients to ask any and all questions they have about a procedure or treatment. For full-mouth rehabilitation, consultations are quite involved. We’ll first have you describe the problems with your teeth and smile, what symptoms you are having with pain and other issues. We’ll have you describe the changes you’d like to see, and the end result you envision when the entire process is complete.

The DEKA CO₂ laser is an advanced dental laser platform that allows us to perform precise, minimally invasive treatments with greater comfort and efficiency. For QuietNite therapy, the laser is used to gently stimulate collagen remodeling in the soft tissues of the palate and airway, helping improve tissue tone and support. This can reduce snoring, improve airflow, and support more restful sleep for patients affected by sleep-disordered breathing. For those interested in learning more about how the technology works, a more in-depth technical video is available below. QuietNite Technical Video Beyond QuietNite, the DEKA CO₂ laser is a versatile tool used in many areas of dentistry, including periodontal pocket therapy, peri-implantitis treatment, gum recontouring, frenectomies and tongue-tie releases, fibroma removal, and other soft tissue procedures. Its precision allows for targeted treatment with minimal discomfort, reduced bleeding, faster healing, and little to no downtime in many cases. Lasers seem to be finding their way into almost all aspects of everyday life. This seems to be especially true when it comes to the world of dentistry. Our doctors use lasers to treat gum disease and other soft tissue concerns. As technology continues to improve, hard tissue lasers may be included to accompany our current soft tissue lasers. SCHEDULE A CONSULTATION TODAY! What Is Laser Dentistry? Our hygienists use the diode laser in combination with traditional practices to improve their treatment of periodontitis (gum disease) and other soft tissue work. The diode laser has a wavelength suited for soft tissue procedures because it is absorbable by water and hemoglobin (the oxygenating protein in blood). This gives the diode laser the ability to precisely cut, coagulate, ablate, or vaporize targeted soft tissue. Candidates For Laser Dentistry Treatments If you’re having issues with your gums, whether it involves gum disease or you simply want to address a gummy smile, we believe anyone is a great candidate for our soft tissue laser methods. The advantages of the laser, from its disinfecting qualities to less bleeding and pain, should be available to everyone. There really isn’t a downside when compared with traditional root planing, scaling, and gum recontouring techniques. Benefits Of Laser Dentistry Here are some of the benefits of using lasers for soft tissue work: Procedures often don’t require sutures, as the laser energy instantly closes the incision. Certain procedures don’t require anesthesia. Minimizes bleeding; the laser energy instantly closes blood vessels. The laser instantly sterilizes the treatment area. Damage to surrounding tissue is minimized. Wounds heal faster. Tissue regenerates more efficiently Laser Dentistry can also be used to numb baby teeth for fillings and no injection is needed! Is Laser Dentistry Safe? Since 1990 lasers have been used in dentistry. Lasers are used as a safe treatment for many dental procedures and can be used with other dental instruments. Laser Dentistry Golden CO Are There Any Side Effects Or Risks With The Use Of Dental Lasers? Lasers have been used for soft tissue treatments since 1994, and the FDA has approved their use for the dental procedures we use them for at Golden Dental Solutions. There are very few risks with these treatments because our dental professionals all have extensive training with our diode lasers. Some risks are actually lower with a laser than with traditional methods. For instance, gum contouring incisions can be much finer and more precise. Also, conventional tools always have the potential of causing unwanted scrapes or cuts of nearby tissue. Traditional tools need to be sterilized after every use to control the possibility of infection; this is not a problem with laser energy, where the tissue is instantly sterilized. There are always risks with just about any medical procedure, but our patients love our laser dentistry at Golden Dental Solutions, and we look forward to expanding our uses. What Dental Issues Is Laser Dentistry Used For? Diode lasers are used for two gum treatments: Periodontal Disease Our doctors use lasers for a variety of areas in the treatment of gum disease: root planing and scaling, the removal of bacteria and infected tissue from periodontal pockets, surgical reshaping of the gums to reduce the size and depth of periodontal pockets, and to enhance reattachment of the gums to the tooth root. When cleaning periodontal pockets, the laser vaporizes infected tissue, disinfecting the area and activating tissue re-growth at the same time. The laser energy penetrates the soft tissue while instantly sealing blood vessels and nerve endings. This benefit makes for much less — if any — postoperative pain with some of these treatments. It also encourages faster healing than traditional methods.

At Golden Dental Solutions, we understand that tooth loss can cause functional, cosmetic, and emotional damages. If you have lost a tooth or one or more teeth that are badly damaged and could use replacement, we offer a wide variety of options. Our dentists provide exceptional care that revolves around your health and wellness. This is one of many reasons we are proud to offer dental implant treatment. Dental implants have become increasingly popular in recent years because the insertion of mini dental implants into the jawbone restores nearly 100 percent of your natural form and function. If you want your smile, comfort, and confidence back, consider getting dental implants from Golden Dental Solutions. What Are Dental Implants? Dental implants actually get their name from the base of the prosthetic. The titanium “implant” is shaped like a screw, and is placed down into the hole formerly occupied by your natural tooth root. The jawbone then actually grows around the implant, making it a part of the jaw. A post is attached to the implant and a porcelain artificial tooth is attached to the post. Because the implant is anchored into the jaw permanently, your new replacement tooth feels, functions, and looks just like a natural tooth. Why Replace Missing Teeth With Dental Implants? When you lose a tooth to trauma or extraction necessitated by excessive decay, it can be tempting not to replace the tooth, especially if the missing tooth is a molar and not visible to others. Beyond cosmetics, this is a bad idea for the overall health of your mouth. Below are a few reasons why our team at Golden Dental Solutions believes you should replace your missing teeth: When a tooth is missing, the teeth on the sides of the gap tend to slide over into the hole. This creates problems with your bite and the alignment of your teeth. Your teeth remain in place due to pressure from the adjacent teeth. You don’t think about it, but chewing and biting creates an enormous amount of energy. That energy transfers down through the teeth into the jawbone beneath them. That energy stimulates the jawbone to shed old cells and create new bone mass; this keeps the jawbone healthy and strong. When a tooth or a couple of teeth are missing, the jawbone doesn’t receive that energy, and it immediately begins to “resorb.” This deterioration is why people missing many teeth often look sunken as if their jaw collapses backwards. Missing teeth may be embarrassing and they can create whistling sounds when pronouncing certain words. If you’re missing a molar, you may not be able to eat certain foods, such as nuts, which can create nutritional deficiencies. We believe replacing a missing tooth with a dental implant is the best long-lasting solution. At Golden Dental Solutions in Golden, CO, Dr. Katherine Reed has extensive training and experience in placing dental implants. Schedule your consultation today Meet dr. Katherine REED What Are The Advantages Of Dental Implants? Dr. Katherine Reed at Golden Dental Solutions is a big fan of dental implants for tooth replacement for the following reasons: Implants keep adjacent teeth from moving. Dental implants behave exactly like a natural tooth, so the patient can eat any food and chew normally. Unlike bridges, where adjacent “abutment teeth” need to be crowned to anchor the bridge holding the false tooth or teeth, implants stand alone. Who Makes A Good Candidate For Dental Implants? For a dental implant to successfully anchor into the jaw, the patient needs to have sufficient jawbone mass and density. As mentioned above, if you’ve been missing the tooth or teeth for some time, you may have suffered a loss of bone mass in the jaw. If that has happened, then there may not be adequate bone to support the implant. For these patients, Dr. Reed can use bone grafting to build up the jaw to make it ready for an implant. Otherwise, as long as you don’t have other oral health issues, such as gum disease, everyone is a great candidate for a dental implant.

BOTOX® Cosmetic is a prescription drug that, when injected, temporarily paralyzes muscles. It contains a purified and safe form of botulinum toxin A, which is produced by the microbe that causes botulism. Manufactured by Allergan, Inc., it is used to treat permanent furrows and deep wrinkles in the skin that are formed by the continual contraction of facial muscles. In addition to its cosmetic applications, it is used to treat a number of medical problems, including excessive sweating, overactive bladder, neck spasms, crossed eyes, chronic back and jaw pain, and migraines. Applications For BOTOX Cosmetic Although originally approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration for the treatment of eye and muscle spasms, BOTOX Cosmetic was quickly recognized for its cosmetic value. Properly placed injections of BOTOX Cosmetic block nerve impulses sent to muscles, weakening them to the point where they cannot contract, and temporarily eliminating moderately severe furrows and lines. BOTOX Cosmetic is used to treat the following: Forehead furrows Frown lines Crow’s feet Gummy smile According to Allergan, BOTOX Cosmetic has been “extensively researched, with approximately 2500 studies.” BOTOX Cosmetic Procedure And Results Using a very fine needle, BOTOX Cosmetic is injected directly into the facial muscles that are causing furrows and lines. Results can usually be seen within a few days of treatment, but can take up to two weeks for full effect, and typically last two to four months, although areas that are treated on a regular basis may retain results longer. Injections should be given only by qualified medical professionals. Before and After Botox Golden CO Side Effects Of BOTOX Cosmetic Injection-site side effects of BOTOX Cosmetic are usually mild and temporary, and include the following: Pain Infection Inflammation Tenderness Swelling Redness Bleeding Bruising Normal activities may be resumed immediately after receiving injections. BOTOX FAQS BOTOX® Cosmetic is a prescription drug that, when injected, temporarily paralyzes muscles. BOTOX Cosmetic injections treat moderate-to-severe facial lines and wrinkles that are formed by continual muscle contraction. Treatment with BOTOX Cosmetic is the most popular physician-performed nonsurgical cosmetic procedure in the United States. What Does BOTOX Cosmetic Do? − According to its manufacturer, Allergan, Inc., “BOTOX Cosmetic is the first and only FDA-approved prescription product that temporarily improves the appearance of both moderate-to-severe frown lines between the brows and moderate-to-severe crow’s feet in adults.” How Does BOTOX Cosmetic Work? + When Will I See Results From BOTOX Cosmetic? How Long Does It Last? + Does BOTOX Cosmetic Have Medical Applications? + Who Is Qualified To Give BOTOX Cosmetic Injections? + What Are The Possible Side Effects Of BOTOX Cosmetic? + What Are The Possible Cosmetic Side Effects Of BOTOX Cosmetic? + How Is Botox® Used In The Field Of Dentistry? + Who Is A Good Candidate For Botox® Injections? + Do I Need To Have Continued Injections Of Botox® To Maintain The Results? + How Often Should I Have Botox® Injected? + Why Should I Visit A Dentist For Botox® Injections? + Can Botox® Be Used For Facial Enhancement? + How long does a Botox treatment session take? + Will Botox make my face look frozen or unnatural? + Are there any side effects of Botox? + Can Botox prevent wrinkles from forming in the future? + Is there anything I should avoid after receiving Botox? + Can I get Botox alongside other treatments? + What is the best age to start Botox treatments? + How do I know if I’m a good candidate for Botox? + Can I return to work immediately after Botox? + Why Choose Golden Dental Solutions For Botox® Injections? Dr. Dallas D. Kenson is pleased to provide Botox® for patients at the office and has had extensive training and experience in successful injections for both new and returning patients. She also completed training with Dr. Sid Solomon, who practices on the Hollywood Strip and treats celebrities with Botox® medication for anti-aging benefits. Discover Your Options with Botox If you’re ready to enhance your appearance and relieve dental-related discomfort, Botox might be the perfect solution for you. Whether you’re interested in smoothing out wrinkles or finding relief from TMJ or bruxism, the experienced team at Golden Dental Solutions is here to guide you through the process. Schedule a consultation today to learn more about how Botox can improve both your aesthetic and dental health. Contact our office in Golden, CO, to speak with a team member or book an appointment. Let us help you feel and look your best. Contact Us Our experienced team and convenient hours make dental care simple. Call, message, or visit our office anytime—we’re here to support your healthy, confident smile.