Wednesday, November 03, 2010
Keyla Roman liked her straight teeth, when she got her braces removed years ago. But she still despised her smile.
“I looked weird,” she recalled. “I didn’t look pretty at all.”
Roman suffered from a gummy smile, a condition that is typically corrected with costly and complicated surgery. But her orthodontist invited her to participate in a research study to try a simpler fix: Botox® therapy.
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