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About MD M. Weiss
In our MunichDent dental practice, we want to combine dental and dental technology expertise and thus offer our patients scientifically sound, high-quality and patient-oriented dentistry.
Our work focuses on diagnostics, implantology and aesthetics, which are based on biomechanical and functional principles.
The diagnostics in our practice include all measures that we take to get to the bottom of your complaints and pain. But we don't just want to take your teeth and oral health into account, we also want to take general medical aspects into account.
Because many tooth or jaw problems have an impact on body health, especially the widespread functional disorders in the chewing system. Conversely, general medical diseases can also affect dental and oral health.
That is why we dentists at MunichDent work intensively on an interdisciplinary basis with diagnostics and treatment with other specialists and therapists. a. also with the specialists based here at the Südwink medical center.
In implantology, we use imaging methods using modern 3D X-ray diagnostics. In the field of functional diagnostics, we use clinical, manual and instrumental functional analysis as well as diagnostic DROS® splint therapy.
The basis of our services is the concept of biomimetics: We take nature as a model with the aim of copying the parameters specified by nature, such as biomechanics, function and aesthetics, as precisely as possible.
The biomechanics of the structures of the chewing apparatus are decisive for an undisturbed chewing function. These include the 32 teeth of the upper and lower jaw, the two jaw joints and the chewing muscles.
The focus of undisturbed chewing is on the biologically determined tooth shapes and tooth lengths: the canine teeth in the lower and upper jaw play a decisive role in guiding the lower jaw, while the lateral molars are responsible for the force distribution and thus take on a mechanical function.
The cusps and furrows of the natural teeth are perfectly coordinated and follow a common geometry that also includes the functions of the temporomandibular joints.
Changes in tooth shapes, e.g. B. due to disturbing contacts or unnatural wear and tear, can massively disrupt the biomechanics and trigger damage to teeth, muscles and TMJs. From a vertical chewing pattern, a horizontal chewing pattern comparable to that of ruminants develops: the bite guidance is lost due to a “loss of the bite height”, which can also massively misload and compress the temporomandibular joints.
The shape therefore determines the function!
Our treatment goal is therefore to restore the natural chewing function, taking into account the biological tooth shapes and natural tooth relationships, in order to enable an undisturbed mechanical interaction when biting, chewing and swallowing.
The function, i.e. The harmonious interplay of all structures of the chewing apparatus and thus the harmonious processes between biomechanical and neuromuscular functions have a significant influence on dental and general health as well as the quality of life.
If the function in the chewing system is disturbed by a wrong bite, different symptoms of the disease can also occur in other parts of the body. One then speaks of craniomandibular dysfunctions, CMD. The cause is always a massive tension in the chewing head and face muscles, which can continue in the neck, shoulder and back. The stress factor also often plays an important role in the disease process.
The loss of the bite height has a particularly negative effect on the function of the teeth and temporomandibular joints if the teeth are ground down due to interference contacts and massive unnatural chewing muscle forces and become shorter and shorter.
Our treatment goal is therefore to restore the physiological chewing function by harmonizing the movement of teeth, chewing muscles and temporomandibular joints. The physiological centric TMJ position plays an elementary role.
Manual and instrumental functional analysis as well as the diagnostic DROS® splint therapy serve us as an important basis for the determination and treatment of malfunctions of the chewing organ in the case of teeth grinding, bruxism and CMD.
Beautiful, natural teeth promise health, youth and well-being. However, not everyone has a bright white and healthy set of teeth throughout their lives. Accidents, neglected oral hygiene, improper nutrition, genetic factors or even the fear of treatment can be the reason for unsightly changes and damage to the teeth.
Modern dentistry today offers a wide range of solutions and innovative materials to improve the aesthetics of the teeth and thus the quality of life of the patient.
A major focus of MunichDent is aesthetic dentistry, which is based on biomimetics, the model in nature. The big challenge is to copy the natural tooth shapes and surfaces as precisely as possible and also to implement important functional and biomechanical requirements. Because tooth aesthetics and function are inseparable.
Restoring dental aesthetics can be the replacement of a single anterior tooth that was lost in an accident or during sports, or the replacement of discolored fillings in the front and amalgam fillings in the posterior region. Especially for the aesthetics in the front, we offer various minimally invasive techniques for ceramic veneers and sophisticated dentures on implants.
For serious tooth damage caused by abrasion or erosion, we have a standardized concept that enables complete functional and aesthetic reconstructions.
For the production of high-quality dentures and for all complex reconstructive measures, we trust in the professional competence and quality of the Munich master laboratory König & Weiß, which can refer to decades of experience in the production of metal-free, biocompatible dentures and in the implementation of functional-aesthetic reconstructions.
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