Advice for Dentists considering Botox Training

Cosmetic Courses have seen a growing number of Botox training Dentists and our other aesthetic medicine courses are proving equally popular amongst dental professionals.

After Botox Training – Business Prospects for Dentists

Our Botox training dentists have a number of options when integrating non-surgical treatments into their practices:

• Performing Botox and Dermal Filler treatment themselves.

  Some of our dentists like to add dermal fillers and Botox around the mouth to their existing treatment portfolio. It is possible to add volume to lips, reduce marionette and naso-labial lines. This, together with dental treatment, gives a harmonious appearance to the mouth area.

• Training other Dentists and Dental Hygienists within their Practice to perform Botox and Dermal Filler treatments.

  Previous dental delegates have elected to train other dentists and hygienists within their group in non-surgical treatments. This allows them to pass on their Cosmetic Courses training knowledge then continue focusing on dental treatments whilst still expanding the procedure range in their practice. Alternatively, some dentists have found Botox and dermal filler treatments so popular at their practices that they have needed multiple qualified practitioners to cope with demand.

• Expanding the range of Non-surgical treatments offered in their Practice.

  If performed as separate treatments, non-surgical procedures like dermal fillers and Botox can attract other patients who would not have come to your practice for dentals treatment alone. Expanding your treatments even further to include Dermaroller and Chemical Peels has had many benefits for our previous dentists, including:

  • Increasing the range of treatments on offer
  • Attracting patients who would not otherwise be treated in their clinic
  • Increasing patient retention
  • Producing a financial stream even when the dentist is away.