Neurotoxin for Dentist

Shahram MAFAZI, MD

Dr. Shahram Mafazi
MD (Iran) | PDD (RCPI)

Dermatology-Trained Aesthetic Medicine Educator

  • Speaker in IMCAS & Kolkhida world Congress
  • International faculty of Aptos Global
  • International faculty of IAAM
  • Promoitalia (Happy Lift, Assuifil)
  • Meditronic (Thread Lift)
  • Aptos Global (Thread Lift)
  • International Association of Aesthetic Medicine, Canada
  • International Zone for Education in New Cosmetic Arts, CA

Neurotoxin for Dentist

This specialized course is designed exclusively for dentists and dental specialists seeking to integrate botulinum toxin treatments into dental and orofacial practice. The program focuses on functional, therapeutic, and aesthetic indications relevant to dentistry, including bruxism, masseter hypertrophy, TMJ-related muscle hyperactivity, gummy smile, and perioral balance.

Emphasis is placed on orofacial anatomy, dental occlusion, muscle dynamics, and scope-specific safety, enabling dentists to apply neurotoxin treatments responsibly within their professional domain.

Curriculum Structure

  • Module 1 – Basic Principles of BoNTs for Dentists
    Mechanism of action, dosing logic, and dental scope considerations.
  • Module 2 – Orofacial Functional Anatomy
    Muscles of mastication, facial expression, and occlusal dynamics.
  • Module 3 – BoNT Products & Dose Ratios
    Product selection, unit conversion, and dental dosing strategies.
  • Module 4 – Masseter Hypertrophy
    Assessment and injection technique for facial slimming and function.
  • Module 5 – Bruxism Management
    Neurotoxin application for parafunctional muscle activity.
  • Module 6 – Temporalis Muscle Injection
    Indications, anatomy, and technique for temporalis treatment.
  • Module 7 – TMJ-Related Muscle Disorders
    Supportive role of BoNTs in TMJ-associated muscle pain.
  • Module 8 – Gummy Smile (Rhino-Gingiva-Labial Syndrome)
    Etiology, assessment, and injection protocols.
  • Module 9 – Perioral Muscle Balance
    Management of hyperactive perioral muscles affecting dental aesthetics.
  • Module 10 – Injection Technique & Safety
    Depth, landmarks, and avoidance of functional compromise.
  • Module 11 – Complications & Management (Dental Focus)
    Recognition and management of chewing fatigue, asymmetry, and diffusion.
  • Module 12 – Post-Treatment Care & Follow-Up
    Aftercare, patient instructions, and outcome monitoring.

Assessment & Certification

  • Interactive scenario-based quizzes throughout the course
  • Final assessment quiz (minimum score: 70%)
  • IZENCA Certificate of Completion (Digital)

Course Features

  • 100% online, self-paced learning
  • Advanced LMS with progress tracking
  • Multi-device access
  • Secure viewing (no downloads or printing)

Requirements

  • Licensed Dentist (DDS, DMD, or equivalent)
  • Completion of Clinical Anatomy is strongly recommended prior to enrollment

INDIVIDUAL PRICING

Secure LMS access • No downloads • Certificate issued upon completion

30-Day License

1 Month Access

$550 CAD / month
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  • 24/7 access
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Annual License

1 Year Access

990 / year
(Equivalent to $82.50/month)
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