Dr. Susie Shin Dental Care

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Dr. Susie Shin Dental Care – Cosmetic & Regenerative Dentistry
Beautiful smiles with advanced care: Invisalign, PRF & exosome therapy, TMJ Botox.
📍 Downtown San Francisco | ☎️ 415-986-6900

05/23/2026

What does regenerative treatment mean? ✨

Regenerative treatment focuses on supporting the body’s natural healing and renewal.

Treatments like PRF use your body’s own healing factors to support tissue health and rejuvenation.

A more natural approach for patients who want to work with their body—not against it.

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05/22/2026

A lot of cracked teeth are not caused by poor brushing.
Clenching, grinding, stress, and bite pressure over time can weaken even healthy teeth. Sometimes the damage builds slowly for years before a tooth finally cracks.

05/21/2026

Ear pain isn’t always coming from the ear.

Sometimes jaw tension, clenching, and TMJ problems can cause pain near the ear and side of the face.

TMJ pain can mimic ear pain.

05/20/2026

Why does one side of your jaw click?
Sometimes one side is working harder than the other.
Clenching, grinding, uneven chewing, muscle tension, or jaw joint imbalance can all contribute to clicking sounds.
If it’s painful, locking, or happening often, it’s worth getting evaluated.

05/20/2026

Jaw clicking on one side can happen when the joint and muscles aren’t working evenly. Clenching, tension, uneven chewing, and stress on the joint over time can all play a role. Sometimes it’s painless… sometimes it can lead to tightness or discomfort.

05/19/2026

Sometimes one side of the face looks stronger because the muscles are working differently over time.

Clenching, chewing mostly on one side, posture, and muscle tension can gradually create imbalance in the facial muscles and jaw area.

Many people notice:
• one jawline looks sharper
• one cheek looks fuller
• one side feels tighter
• uneven tension in photos

Small habits can add up over time. ✨

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05/19/2026

Why does one side of your face look stronger?
Sometimes one side of the jaw muscles may be working harder than the other. Clenching, chewing on one side, and muscle tension over time can affect facial balance and symmetry.

Small habits can shape muscle patterns more than people realize. ✨

05/17/2026

Botox isn’t always just cosmetic.

Cosmetic Botox focuses more on wrinkles, facial slimming, and smoothing lines.

Therapeutic Botox focuses more on jaw tension, clenching, TMJ discomfort, and headaches caused by overactive muscles.

Many patients are surprised that it can help with both function and aesthetics.

📍San Francisco

05/17/2026

Botox isn’t only for wrinkles.

Cosmetic Botox focuses on facial aesthetics like forehead lines, crow’s feet, and facial slimming.

Therapeutic Botox targets overactive jaw muscles that can contribute to clenching, jaw pain, headaches, and TMJ symptoms.

Many patients actually benefit from both.

📍San Francisco

05/16/2026

Cosmetic Botox focuses on wrinkles and facial aesthetics.
Therapeutic Botox targets overactive muscles that can contribute to clenching, jaw pain, headaches, and TMJ symptoms.

Many patients actually benefit from both.





05/16/2026

Why are so many patients choosing PRF?
Because it’s made from your own blood — no synthetic filler involved. Many patients feel more comfortable with a more natural, regenerative approach to skin rejuvenation. ✨🩸”

Address

450 Sutter Street #1630
San Francisco, CA
94108

Opening Hours

Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 10am - 7pm
Thursday 9am - 6pm
Friday 8am - 5pm
Saturday 8am - 3pm

Telephone

+14159866900

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