Missing a tooth can be more than just a cosmetic issue—it can lead to several dental problems if not addressed promptly. In this blog, Dr. Ronald Konig, a member of the Texas Dental Association and a leading cosmetic and restorative dentistry expert, emphasizes the importance of replacing a missing tooth sooner rather than later to maintain […]
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There are advertisements in multiple medias touting Botox as a cure or relief for TMJ, also for jaw slimming. Whereas some relief of TMJ pain may be obtained with Botox injected into the masseter muscle, this is truly simply a band-aid or a patch for bigger issues. When your knee hurts do doctors inject the muscles around the knee
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Dental implants are a remarkable solution for missing teeth, offering a permanent and natural-looking replacement. However, like natural teeth, implants require proper care and maintenance to ensure longevity and functionality. Caring for dental implants is crucial to prevent complications and maintain oral health. These maintenance tips can protect your investment and allow you to enjoy your implants
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No-prep Veneers : Konig Smile Designs Porcelain veneers can be utilized for a wide range of dental problems and concerns. These include correcting teeth that are discolored, cracked, have gaps, or appear too small. Many cases can be completed with no-prep veneers, meaning they do not require reduction or grinding on your teeth. Some
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If you’re considering enhancing your smile, veneers are a popular and effective solution. Veneers can transform your teeth, giving you a brighter, more uniform smile. Learning the veneer application process can help you feel more prepared and confident about your decision. What to Expect During the Veneer Application Process Exploring each step of the application process will
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When it comes to enhancing the appearance and functionality of your smile, dental professionals often recommend two popular procedures: veneers and crowns. While both options aim to improve your teeth’s aesthetic and structural integrity, they differ in a few key ways. Understanding the benefits of veneers vs. crowns is crucial in making an informed decision that aligns
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National Smile Month, typically observed from mid-May to mid-June each year, highlights the importance of maintaining good oral hygiene. Proper dental care plays a crucial role in your overall health. Issues like gum disease can affect other parts of your body, highlighting dental care’s importance. By engaging in good dental practices, you fight oral health issues and
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There is a reason that teeth are crooked or that ones airway is small. There is more to health than straight teeth. A properly functioning nasal breathing, swallowing, and tongue function truly affects the dental occlusion or bite. Having dysfunction in these areas can cause a host of problems from TMJ pain to crooked teeth to posture
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Jaw surgery is not the only available solution for correcting overbites, underbites, open bites, misaligned jaws or TMJ pain. Dr. Konig explains,” There are non-surgical ways to correct these misaligned bites from a functional and cosmetic standpoint. TMJ and sleep apnea issues can also be addressed in this manner. ” A physiologic approach addresses these
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Fear of the dentist is a common concern for many, and it’s completely understandable. One of the most effective ways to ease this anxiety and make dental visits more comfortable is through sedation dentistry. Sedation dentistry offers various methods to help patients relax during dental procedures, from mild sedatives to more profound options that make you
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