Dr Hira Khan DDS

Dr Hira Khan DDS Contact information, map and directions, contact form, opening hours, services, ratings, photos, videos and announcements from Dr Hira Khan DDS, General Dentist, 609 W 15th Street, Ste 130, Plano, TX.

✨ Airway & TMJ Dentist in Plano Texas!

✅ Helping patients and kids with restricted airway, chronic jaw pain, headaches, facial tension, & bite issues
✅ Specializing in TMJ disorders & full-mouth rehab
✅ Restoring function, balance & pain-free smiles!

05/28/2026

Does your child’s teeth have gaps between them? 🦷

Most parents don’t know this — but spaced baby teeth are actually a GOOD sign. No gaps? That could be a red flag for jaw development, airway issues, and crowded adult teeth down the line.

The great news: caught early, this is preventable.

💬 Comment AIRWAY below and I’ll send you a simple checklist to watch for at home + a free guide on what to do next.

Save this post and share it with a parent who needs to see it. 💾

05/19/2026

Sarah came to me with a list of symptoms that had nothing to do with her teeth — or so she thought.
Sinus pain. Ear infections that kept coming back. Severe headaches. Jaw clicking. Teeth that felt like they were cracking.
She’d been to multiple doctors. Every time, she was told nothing was wrong.
When I evaluated her bite, I found the problem immediately. It was TMJ — her jaw was completely out of its natural position, and her body was screaming about it in every way it could.
We treated the root cause. Not the sinus. Not the ear. The bite.
And now? Sarah’s headaches are gone. The sinus pain is gone. The ear pain is gone. She feels well for the first time in years.
If you have symptoms nobody can explain — go see a functional TMJ/Airway focused dentist before you give up. Your mouth might be telling a story the rest of your doctors aren’t hearing.
📍 planodentaldistinction.com | Link in bio to book a consult

05/07/2026

One of my patients, Syeda, came to me after years of severe headaches. She’d tried everything.
Nobody had looked in her mouth.
Her bite was off — and that tension was traveling straight up into her head every single day. We corrected it with a minimally invasive smile makeover, and her headaches stopped.
This is why I do what I do. Your mouth is connected to everything.
📍 Plano, TX | Book a consult → link in bio

04/04/2026

For over a year…
she couldn’t chew on one side.

Constant jaw pain.
Facial asymmetry.
Even shoulder tension and swelling.

And like many people…
she just learned to live with it.

Until she didn’t.

After starting TMJ treatment,
everything began to change:

✔ Pain gone within weeks
✔ Able to chew normally again
✔ Face more balanced
✔ No more waking up swollen

This is what happens when you treat the root cause, not just the symptoms.

If you’ve been dealing with jaw pain, clicking, or discomfort.. Its time to evaluate your airway and TMJ from a functional dentist
👉 Comment “TMJ” if you’d like a simple checklist of signs to watch for at home and a free guide on what to do next.

03/27/2026

Parents come to me all the time saying the same thing:

“My child can’t focus.”
“They’re always tired.”
“They’re falling behind.”

And most of the time… no one has looked at their airway.

When a child isn’t breathing properly at night, they’re not getting deep, restorative sleep.
That shows up as:

• Poor focus
• Behavioral issues
• Fatigue
• Mouth breathing
• Grinding
• Snoring

And it often gets labeled as something else.

I’m not saying medication is never needed.
I’m saying we should look at the root cause first.

Because sometimes… it’s not attention.
It’s oxygen.

If your child:
• Snores
• Breathes through their mouth
• Wakes up tired
• Has crowding or bite issues

It may be time to evaluate their airway.
👉 Comment “SLEEP” if you’d like a simple checklist of signs to watch for at home and a free guide on what to do next.





02/26/2026

If you’ve been living with headaches, ear pain, or facial pressure for years…
and keep being told “everything looks normal” — you’re not alone.

Many patients come to us after seeing multiple providers, still searching for answers.

Sometimes it’s not just the tooth.
Sometimes it’s the bite. The jaw. The joint. The airway.

When we treat the root cause, not just the symptom — lives change.

If you’re tired of temporary fixes, it may be time for a deeper evaluation.

💜 Relief is possible.

02/25/2026

Before you say yes to extractions… ask one question:

What will this do to my child’s airway?

Straight teeth mean nothing if your child can’t breathe properly.

Extractions might fix crowding…
But what if they also reduce airway space?

Headaches. TMJ pain. Poor sleep.
These aren’t “normal.”

We believe in building jaws — not shrinking them.
Growing faces — not flattening them.
Creating space — not stealing it.

Healthy airway. Healthy child. Healthy future.

😮‍💨 Jaw pain, headaches, or teeth grinding?It might not be stress — it could be your bite or TMJ.Most people never get t...
02/12/2026

😮‍💨 Jaw pain, headaches, or teeth grinding?
It might not be stress — it could be your bite or TMJ.

Most people never get their jaw or airway evaluated… but real dentistry looks beyond just the teeth.

🦷 Don’t ignore the signs.
📍Get your bite and TMJ assessed — your whole body will thank you.

👩‍⚕️
Helping you breathe better, sleep better, live better.

02/01/2026

Traditional braces focus on straight teeth.
Airway-centric treatment focuses on healthy growth.

This 11-year-old was advised extractions by multiple orthodontists due to crowding.
What they missed: underdeveloped jaws and a severely narrow airway.

Removing teeth would have made his airway smaller — increasing the risk of lifelong sleep-disordered breathing.

Instead, we guided jaw development.
✔ More room for teeth
✔ Improved facial balance
✔ Significantly increased airway volume

Healthy jaws create healthy airways.
And healthy airways create healthier adults.

This is why airway-centric orthodontics matters.

12/18/2025

I’m a functional dentist.
And every time I see a child sleeping with their mouth open, I know their body is working harder than it should.

Mouth breathing during sleep isn’t just a habit.
It isn’t cute.
And it’s not something to ignore.

When a child sleeps this way, it can be a sign that their airway is struggling — even if they seem healthy during the day.

Mouth breathing during sleep can mean the brain is getting less oxygen than it needs.
It can influence how the jaws and face grow.
It can affect sleep quality, focus, behavior, energy levels, and overall development.

Yet many parents are reassured to “wait and watch.”

And while that advice sounds harmless, a child’s airway, jaws, and facial structure are actively developing — especially between ages 4–8.
This is a critical window where gentle, early guidance can make a meaningful difference.

The good news?
You can catch this early.
And early awareness gives children the best chance to grow and develop as intended.

If you’ve ever watched your child sleep and felt something was off — trust that instinct.
You’re not overreacting.
And you’re not alone.

Your child’s sleep is not something to “wait and see” about.

Early attention can change the course of a child’s breathing, sleep, and long-term health.

👉 Comment “SLEEP” if you’d like a simple checklist of signs to watch for at home and a free guide on what to do next.





Address

609 W 15th Street, Ste 130
Plano, TX
75075

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 2pm

Telephone

+19724233322

Website

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when Dr Hira Khan DDS posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Contact The Practice

Send a message to Dr Hira Khan DDS:

Shortcuts

Share

Category