Many patients are looking for a more youthful face and an attractive smile. A lot of people have heard of porcelain veneers, but many do not truly understand what they really are and how they can be used to change smiles. Dr. Konig explains, there are two ways veneers can be used to change smiles […]
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Many people know TMJ dysfunction manifests itself in many ways ranging from headaches to neckaches and even tinnitus. So how does one diagnose what TMJ is? Believe it or not one of the last things that should be looked at is the teeth! TMJ dysfunction causes strain, stress, and pain in the surrounding muscles, nerves, and
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 There are several non-surgical jaw development options to correct underdeveloped and asymmetrical faces. The options depend on what has caused the asymmetry. Some causes of asymmetry are mouthbreathing, neck issues, postural issues, trauma, TMJ dysfunction, bad bites, chewing on one side, skeletal issues and others. This is a case that was corrected non-surgically: https://www.konigdds.com/gallery/tmj-and-facial-asymmetry
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Do you suffer from headaches or migraines? Do you have chronic head and neck pain? If you have seen neurologists or pain specialist and undergoing MRIs and CT scans and there was nothing diagnosed, there is a chance you may have TMJ Disorders. TMJ manifests itself in many ways, making it difficult to diagnose. This
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What is a Non-Surgical Facelift? If you are unhappy with sagging facial tissues, you may be considering your facelift options. Surgical facelifts can attempt to restore your youthful appearance by cutting, stretching, and re-positioning your facial tissues. The problem with facelift surgery is that your facial tissues are just responding to changes in your mouth
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TMJ pain is not pleasant. Causes of TMJ can be multifactorial and affect multiple parts of our body system. A few factors that can cause TMJ symptoms are:  1) Poor Occlusion or a bad bite: when teeth do not fit together properly in a position that allows the joints,muscles, and neck to function normally,
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Cosmetic dentistry patient with TMJ and facial asymmetry. Her TMJ, bite, and smile were corrected to create this radiant smile.
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Underbites can be unesthetic as well as cause damage to the teeth. Additionally, underbites can make one appear to have a sunken face and a
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This lovely lady presented with TMJ pain, facial asymmetry, and a collapsed overbite. TMJ treatment and non-surgical facelift dental treatment to correct her bite and
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What is Overbite / Underbite? Overbite refers to a bite position in which the upper row of teeth overlaps the bottom. Underbite is the opposite, with the lower arch jutting out farther than the upper. Both types of malocclusion can detract from the appearance of the smile. Both can also increase risks for uneven tooth
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