Orofacial Myofunctional Disorders OMD or orofacial myofunctional disorders are categorized by abnormal movement patterns of a person’s mouth and face. Abnormal oral and facial movements interfere with the proper orofacial formation and growth. According to research, orofacial myofunctional disorders are prevalent in 81% of children with speech or articulation issues and 38% of the general […]
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With a multitude of avenues one can take to achieve their wanted dental cosmetic aesthetic, there might not be anything as versatile as veneers or Lumineers®. Taking pride in your smile through any dental procedure, no matter how large or insignificant, is no small undertaking. Even though veneers and Lumineers® are similar in many aspects
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It seems like everyone nowadays has a piercing or two – and it goes way beyond just ears. Oral piercings are popular right now, and if you are thinking about getting a piercing in your lip, tongue, or another part of the mouth, here are some things you should know about oral piercings and their
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Porcelain veneers and gum lift procedures are typically received in tandem by many patients, as they are looking for multiple ways to improve their smile. If you’re struggling with both a gummy smile and discolored or chipped teeth, it might be best to get both the veneers and gum lift simultaneously. How Do the Procedures
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In short, yes! A laser gum lift, also known as gingivectomy, is an excellent opportunity to reinvent your smile. The procedure consists of a minor gum line surgery, which serves as a singular treatment for your gum line’s appearance. Dr. Konig will only need to contour your gums one time to give you the lasting
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Is there a difference between a general dentist and a cosmetic dentist? We are often asked if there is a difference between a general dentist and cosmetic dentist. Whereas there is no recognized American Dentistry Association for Cosmetic Dental Specialist (or TMJ Specialist for that matter), there are dentists with a special interest in Cosmetic
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It seems a bit odd that when you visit your dentist he or she asks if you are on any medication. What difference could this make for the health of your teeth? However, there is a reason why it is important for you to share this information, because some medications can cause changes that affect
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There are many ways to design smile makeovers. The case above shows how our digital smile design was used to close the open bite as well design an attractive smile. Dr. Konig always says, “All smiles should be designed for the individual and no two smiles the same.” He now incorporates Digital Smile Designs for
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If you have broken, stained, or crooked teeth, you may find yourself hiding your teeth, and your smile. This can affect how people see you, as well as your own self-confidence. For healthier teeth and a beautiful smile, consider one or more of the cosmetic dentistry procedures available at the Konig Center for Cosmetic and
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Are your teeth the focus when you smile, or do your gums take center stage? Your teeth tend to get the most attention when it comes to improving your smile, but the gums are key to framing your best smile. People who have too much gum tissue or a “gummy smile” may feel self-conscious about
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