Whether you have sleep apnea or not, if you smoke, you could be putting your child at risk for this condition. In a recent study in the International Journal of Pediatric Otorhinolaryngology found that though obstructive sleep apnea only occurs in about 4 percent of children, that number increases dramatically when they are exposed to secondhand smoke.

If you’re like many people, when you think about BOTOX what probably comes to mind is the injectable’s ability to smooth fine lines and facial wrinkles. But as an increasing number of patients have discovered, BOTOX can be used for a variety of treatments that go far beyond appearances. In fact, this versatile cosmetic product has many uses that can benefit your oral health, too. Here are a few ways your dentist uses BOTOX to treat these common conditions.