March 2020 - Konig Center for Cosmetic & Comprehensive Dentistry

Can My Overbite and TMJ Headaches Be Corrected with Porcelain Crown or Veneers?

March 31, 2020 / TMJ

Overbites are often associated with retruded chins, unesthetic facial profiles as well as TMJ pain symptoms. This case shows how proper jaw alignment techniques and bite correction can correct the overbites with a combination of porcelain crowns and porcelain veneers. Porcleain veneers alone cannot correct overbites. The goal was to try and save the upper […]

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5 facts about TMJ disorders

March 30, 2020 / TMJ Treatment

If you have pain in your jaws or around your ears or you have trouble opening your mouth wide, you could be suffering from a disorder of the temporomandibular joint. If you think you have this disorder, it’s crucial to not only treat the pain but to find the underlying cause to prevent it from

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Suggestions for Relieving TMJ Stress and Pain

March 24, 2020 / TMJ

With the shutdown of non-essential emergencies in dentistry, I hope these home suggestions for TMJ pain will help you for the time being. TMJ Pain These suggestions are general and may or may not help for all issues: 1) Eat Soft Foods, avoid hard and chewy foods as well as foods that require wide opening

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Preparing for COVID-19 and Dr. Ronald Konig’s Office

March 22, 2020 / General Dentistry

Since our team works in the healthcare field, wiping and sanitizing surfaces is not new to us. We perform treatment in our offices every day which means we systematically create sterile environments to protect patients and team members. The threat of COVID-19 obviously encourages us to exert extra cuation when wiping things down like door

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Why do I Grind My Teeth?

March 17, 2020 / TMJ

Do you wake up with or experience in the daytime: A tight jaw or sore face Worn teeth Gum recession Sore teeth TMJ Pain Sore ears If yes, bruxism (grinding), sleep apnea, or TMJ dysfunction may be the cause. Over time, bruxism can cause worn teeth, gum recession, or even cracked teeth. Worn and

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Can Porcelain Veneers Be Used With Gum Recession?

March 16, 2020 / General Dentistry

There are cases when severe recession is past the point where reasonable periodontal grafting can help or patients do not want major surgery for a multiple number of reasons. In some cases, porcelain veneers combined with bite alignment can provide an excellent treatment option. In this case, the recession was a functional problem as the

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What are the differences between veneers and crowns?

March 15, 2020 / Cosmetic Dentistry

If you have a chipped tooth, teeth that don’t respond well to whitening or other cosmetic dental concerns, then you’re probably wondering what your options are for fixing the problem. Porcelain veneers and dental crowns are both used to improve the appearance of teeth, but they have their differences. Here’s a quick look at the

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Can My Overbite and TMJ Headaches Be Corrected with Porcelain Crown or Veneers?

5 facts about TMJ disorders

Suggestions for Relieving TMJ Stress and Pain

Preparing for COVID-19 and Dr. Ronald Konig’s Office

Why do I Grind My Teeth?

Can Porcelain Veneers Be Used With Gum Recession?

What are the differences between veneers and crowns?

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