Safer Way to Use Botox to Treat Challenging Dystonia Type? :

When treating oromandibular dystonia with botulinum toxin injection to the lateral pterygoid muscle, an intraoral approach is the safest way to avoid injury to the maxillary artery, new research suggests.

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