Sweet Tooth Dental Clinic

28/04/2026

Thank you for trusting Sweet Tooth Dental Clinic for your Oral care☺️
It’s a privilege to be part of his smile journey ☺️
Love lots Jels 🥰

We create smile , your smile is our priority

28/04/2026

Thank you for trusting us for your oral care ☺️

We create smile, your smile our priority 🤗

📍5 CP Garcia Street Poblacion , Alaminos City Pangasinan
📞09164807613

27/04/2026

Good Morning Patients🤗

Sweet Tooth Dental Clinic is closed today
April 28 and tomorrow April 29.
Resume April 30,2026.

📍5 C.P. Garcia Street Poblacion Alaminos City Pangasinan

For inquiries please message us or call at 09164807613
page : Sweet Tooth Dental Clinic

We create smile… Your smile is our priority 🤗

18/04/2026

Thank you for trusting Sweet Tooth Dental Clinic
Mam Amie Lhennne 🥰

We create smile, your smile is our priority 😊

30/03/2026

Here’s our Dental Clinic schedule:

April 1 (OPEN)
April 2: Maunday Thursday (CLOSED)
April 3: Good Friday (CLOSED)
April 4: Black Saturday (OPEN)
April 5: Easter Sunday (CLOSED)

April 6: Regular Clinic hours

Plan your appointment according!
Wishing everyone a safety and blessed Holy Week 🙏

For appointments/ inquiries call/text
09164807613
Fb. Page :Sweet Tooth Dental Clinic

25/03/2026

Thank you for Trusting Sweet Tooth Dental Clinic ☺️
We create smile
Your smile is our priority 🦷☺️

thankful for having confident smile from Dr Sheene Dela Rosa

15/01/2026

Warmest congratulations to 𝗗𝗿. 𝗦𝗵𝗲𝗲𝗻𝗲 𝗚. 𝗗𝗲𝗹𝗮 𝗥𝗼𝘀𝗮 on successfully completing the Hybrid Basic Dental Implantology Training Program provided by Omnibus Dentmed Solution.

This achievement reflects your dedication to excellence in dental care and commitment to staying at the forefront of advanced dental techniques.

We at Sweet Tooth Dental is proud of your accomplishment. Well done, Dr. Sheene!

08/01/2026

🚨 A cavity is not just a dental problem — it’s a bacterial infection that can spread beyond your mouth

What starts as minor enamel damage can silently progress deeper into the tooth, allowing harmful bacteria to move beyond the mouth and affect the body.

When decay reaches the dental pulp, a dental abscess may form. From there, bacteria can spread to the jaw, facial spaces, or even enter the bloodstream.

This is why cavities are dangerous early on — they often cause no pain at first. Waiting for symptoms usually means the infection is already advanced.

Prevention protects more than your teeth.
Good oral hygiene, reduced sugar intake, and regular dental check-ups support both oral and overall health.

08/01/2026

This is what happens when a cavity is ignored.

Most cavities don’t hurt at first.
But inside the tooth, decay keeps spreading — until it reaches the nerve.

When pain starts, it’s often too late for a simple filling. That’s when root canals or extractions become necessary.

21/12/2025

17/12/2025

This is what an untreated cavity really looks like — from the inside.

The dark area at the top is advanced dental caries, where bacteria have destroyed the enamel and dentin. Beneath it lies the pulp chamber, rich in nerves and blood vessels — shown here inflamed and exposed.

Once decay reaches this depth, pain is no longer just “toothache.” It is nerve infection, inflammation, and a gateway for bacteria to enter the bloodstream.

At this stage, a simple filling is no longer enough. Treatment usually requires root canal therapy or extraction — both more complex, costly, and invasive than early care.