Dermal Filler Uses & Training Courses

Uses for Dermal Filler in Dentistry

As we age, the skin loses elasticity, volume and structural support which leads a deterioration in skin health and function, together with the formation of aesthetic defects such as deep lines, grooves and folds - especially around the mouth. In addition to this, our lips, which are one of the most prominent features of our face, begin to lose volume and become thinner and less well defined.

Naso-labial and Marionette lines are formed by skin folds running between the nose, mouth and chin. These furrows are among the first to appear on the aging face, and together with lip enhancement, are the primary areas treated by Dermal Fillers to improve facial rejuvenation.

Dermal Fillers are a temporary treatment method, that provide immediate structural support and improved skin conditioning, leading to the reduction of facial lines and improved skin health. Dermal Fillers consist of a substance that naturally occurs in our bodies and is therefore broken down by natural means and is hypo-allergenic.

Realising that the results of dentistry alone are limited by the condition of the facial tissues surrounding the mouth means that undergoing AADFA Dermal Filler training is the logical next step for Dentists in Australia and New Zealand wishing to frame their artistry and provide a more comprehensive service to their patients.

Owing to superior knowledge of facial anatomy; daily practical experience dealing with the functional and aesthetic aspects of the muscles of the face; and an ability to provide accurate and comfortable injections; Dentists are among the most qualified people to be providing facial injections after attending Dermal Filler training courses with AADFA.

Uses for Dermal Filler Injections after Training in Australia & New Zealand

Here’s just some of what an AADFA Trained Dentist can do ...