DR Tmothy S Kelling DDS MD

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DR Tmothy S Kelling DDS MD

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Many teens and adults have developed a full set of primary teeth and are unaware that they may have an additional set of teeth growing under the surface of their gums that can cause significant problems. This third set of molars that sometimes grow into the mouth are called “wisdom teeth” and are often undetectable without regular dental examinations until they become a problem. Oftentimes, wisdom teeth grow beneath the surface of the gums and x-rays of the mouth are required to determine if they are present. Other times, the teeth partially emerge from the gums but do not grow in completely.

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Northeast Surgical Specialists

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Northeast Surgical Specialists PLLC

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Phone: (518) 793-9424

Address: 1 Broad Street Plz, Glens Falls, NY 12801

Website: http://www.northeastsurgical.com

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DR Tmothy S Kelling DDS MD

Dental Examination
Many teens and adults have developed a full set of primary teeth and are unaware that they may have an additional set of teeth growing under the surface of their gums that can cause significant problems. This third set of molars that sometimes grow into the mouth are called “wisdom teeth” and are often undetectable without regular dental examinations until they become a problem. Oftentimes, wisdom teeth grow beneath the surface of the gums and x-rays of the mouth are required to determine if they are present. Other times, the teeth partially emerge from the gums but do not grow in completely.
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Fillings
Crowns
If you have a tooth or multiple teeth that are missing, a dental implant may be the right replacement choice for you. A dental implant is a prosthetic replacement for a missing tooth, which replaces both the root and crown of your missing tooth.
Bridges
A long-term solution for tooth replacement – While traditional methods, such as tooth-supported dental bridges, have a 7-10 year life on average, a dental implant can last a lifetime if properly placed and cared for. While it may need periodic adjustments, patients with dental implants do not need to worry about implant replacement once the implant has integrated with their jawbone.

Root Canal Treatment
Tooth decay or damage enters the center of tooth containing nerves and blood vessels and the tooth becomes incurable through Root Canal Therapy or antibiotics

Dentures
It is common for patients to utilize a partial or complete denture as a replacement for a missing tooth or teeth. When preparing to receive any removable prosthetic, the doctor must first ensure that the mouth is fully prepared to support the prosthesis comfortably in order to avoid any discomfort or afflictions that may arise from an improper fit. For some patients, the shape of the mouth or the ridge may not be ideal for the prosthesis, and a surgical procedure is necessary to ensure proper fit and maximum comfort.

Dental Implants
The implant itself is a small titanium post which is surgically inserted into the jaw bone and acts as the replacement for your missing tooth root.

Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery

Oral Surgery
Dr. Kelling is a board-certified oral and maxillofacial surgeon proficient in all aspects of oral surgery. He is a diplomate of the National Dental Board of Anesthesia (NDBA). Dr. Kelling is also a member of the Oral and Maxillofacial Foundation (OMSF), a foundation with the goal of promoting research initiatives providing an evidence-based rationale for the treatment of patients undergoing oral and maxillofacial surgical procedures.
Jaw Surgery
Orthognathic surgery, also known as corrective jaw surgery, is a common procedure performed for patients whose jaws do not meet correctly, creating an improper bite and misalignment of the jaw. For some individuals, the problem can be corrected without jaw surgery with their orthodontist. If the problem is severe, the orthodontist will need to work with an oral surgeon to correct the bite with orthognathic surgery.
Pre-prosthetic Surgery
Northeast Surgical Specialists maintains two office locations in Saratoga Springs & Queensbury, NY, and offers various oral surgical procedures and treatments, including pre-prosthetic surgery. Drs. Condry and Kelling service all of Warren and Saratoga Counties including Burnt Hills, Hoosick Falls, Greenwich, Clifton Park, Warrensbury, Greenfield Center, Wilton, Gansevoort, Fort Ann, Cambridge, Saranac Lake, Mechanicville, Malta, Hudson Falls, Granville, Queensbury, Ticonderoga, Milton, Ballston Spa, Lake Placid, Glens Falls, Corinth, Gloversville, Ballston Lake, Galway, Saratoga, Schroon Lake, Lake George, and South Glens Falls.
Maxillofacial Surgery
Dr. Condry was raised in the Washington, DC, metro area. After completing his undergraduate degree at the University of Maryland in College Park, MD, he attended the University of Maryland Dental School. While there, he received many accolades and graduated Summa Cum Laude with a perfect average. He was then granted advanced standing at the University of Connecticut School of Medicine and graduated (earning clinical honors) obtaining his M.D. He then completed an internship in general surgery and then a residency in oral and maxillofacial surgery. During this time, he developed an interest in facial cosmetic surgery and decided to pursue fellowship training in cosmetic surgery. He was offered a coveted fellowship position through the Academy of Cosmetic Surgery. In this fellowship, he was cross trained by maxillofacial, cosmetic, general plastic, and oculoplastic surgeons.
Tooth Extractions
Prior to scheduling your procedure, your doctor will perform a complete oral exam and take an x-ray of the area in which the tooth must be removed. Your doctor will form a plan for tooth removal, taking into consideration your age, the presence of gum disease, and your tooth’s relationship with other areas of your mouth, such as your sinuses, nerves, and other teeth. Most tooth extractions can be completed during a single surgical visit.
Bone Grafting
The material used to create a bone graft can be obtained from a variety of sources. If you are able to utilize your own bone, it will likely be taken from another area inside the mouth around the third molar in the upper or lower jaw or the chin, or from your hip or tibia. More commonly, banked bone or substitute bone mineral is utilized in minor bone grafting situations. If you are not a candidate to use your own bone, it can be obtained from a tissue bank or a mineral bone substitute can be used.

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"The only way they could put in my braces is if I had to get my adult teeth for those four teeth. I was afraid a little bit, but it was fun. They were welcoming, it was quick and easy, and I just loved it here."

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