March 2019 - Konig Center for Cosmetic & Comprehensive Dentistry

Can Facial Asymmetry be Corrected Non-surgically?

March 27, 2019 / TMJ

There have been numerous questions regarding facial asymmetry. Traditional dentistry has no interest in what biologyor physiology of person is. Physiologic Dentistry or Neurmuscular Dentistry addresses these issues. Facial asymmetry cases often present in our office for two primary reasons: Purely Esthetic TMJ pain or Functional reason Facial Asymmetry and Misaligned Jaw TMJ Treatment and Jaw Alignment with Porcelain […]

Can Facial Asymmetry be Corrected Non-surgically? Read More »

Do I Have to Wear this TMJ Splint the Rest of My Life?

March 20, 2019 / TMJ

Oral splints look similar to sports mouth guards and are often used in the preliminary stages of TMJ treatment. When used in this manner, a TMJ splint may be useful in helping to determine your correct bite alignment. Initial-stage TMJ treatment with an oral splint may take three months or more depending on the extent and

Do I Have to Wear this TMJ Splint the Rest of My Life? Read More »

What is the Difference Between Cosmetic Dentistry and a Non-surgical Face-lift Reconstruction?

March 15, 2019 / TMJ, Cosmetic Dentistry

Cosmetic Dentistry is to enhance the smile and make the teeth look esthetic. This can be done with several or multiple porcelain veneers, bonding, crowns, or whitening. With Functional Cosmetic Dentistry or Full Mouth Reconstruction usually more teeth are involved and the TMJ issues, jaw alignment, facial muscles, overbites, and underbites are all addressed. This

What is the Difference Between Cosmetic Dentistry and a Non-surgical Face-lift Reconstruction? Read More »

Can I Fix My Underbite Without Surgery?

March 6, 2019 / TMJ, Cosmetic Dentistry

Underbites present an cosmetic issue as well as a functional cosmetic dental problem that can cause gum recession and premature wear on teeth. Most of the time patients are advised that braces for several years and surgery are the only option. This is not true. Underbites can be corrected non-surgically in one or two ways:

Can I Fix My Underbite Without Surgery? Read More »