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Your smile is one of the first things people notice about you, so why leave it to chance? While general dentistry ensures your teeth and gums stay healthy, a cosmetic dentist brings advanced training, artistic vision, and innovative techniques to create a smile appearance you’ll love. Below, our cosmetic dentist in Ballston Lake, Dr. Colin Morton, outlines some of the ...
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Fillings are a frontline form of restorative dentistry, designed to protect your teeth from further damage and decay while providing structural support in the aftermath of a cavity. However, like any dental work, fillings don’t last forever and may need replacement over time. Below, our Ballston Lake dentist, Dr. Colin Morton, outlines how to tell when it may be time ...
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Dental anxiety is a common concern that prevents many people from seeking necessary dental treatments. In particular, patients are often intimidated by the prospect of undergoing oral surgery during dental implant procedures. While implant treatments are typically not painful—local anesthesia is used to prevent any discomfort during the procedure—the stress and fear some patients experience can make for an unpleasant ...
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Deciding whether dental implants and All-on-4 implant restorations are worth the cost is a significant consideration for many patients in need of tooth replacement or full-arch restoration. At the outset, dental implants are often viewed as a high-cost option compared to traditional dentures or bridges. However, when considering their value, it’s important to look beyond the initial price tag. Our ...
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Dentures have helped countless people around the world restore full arches of missing or damaged teeth with beautiful, functional results. Not only can they enhance the appearance of a patient’s smile, but they can also improve speaking and chewing function. That said, patients wearing traditional dentures do cite several common complaints, including: Gum irritation caused by denture movement Reduced chewing ...
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