NEW IS NOT STRANGE ALWAYS- ‘NOTOX’ IN DENTISTRY – A REVIEW.

Abstract

BOTOX has already demonstrated a high success rate in a variety of dental procedures. However, BOTOX also has certain drawbacks. NOTOX fillers have become a key adjunct in dental practice because they provide both therapeutic and aesthetic advantages. The use of NOTOX fillers in dentistry is examined in this article, along with how well they work to improve facial appearance and support dental restorative operations. A thorough search of the electronic literature was conducted using a number of databases, including Google Scholar, Wiley Online Library, Ebscohost, Science Direct, and Medline via Pubmed. With emphasis on papers released between January 2000 and February 2025, we employed the following keywords: NOTOX; Hyaluronic Acid (HA); Poly-Lactic Acid (PLLA); Calcium Hydroxyl Apatite (Ca HA); and NOTOX Fillers. Out of the 22 papers we found, 15 were chosen for this review since they were pertinent to the subject. With an emphasis on their uses, advantages, and clinical considerations, this review seeks to clarify the function of NOTOX dermal fillers in dentistry.