LMR Dental Clinic

25/08/2026

CLINIC ADVISORY!

Please be informed that our dental clinic will be closed starting August 27, 2026, until further notice as we begin our maternity leave.

For our orthodontic patients, please be assured that you will be given priority scheduling. We will try to resume appointments by the 3rd week of September. Please check your Messenger regarding your appointment.

We will announce our full clinic reopening and regular schedule as soon as possible.

Thank you for your continued trust and understanding during this special time. We look forward to seeing you again soon! 🦷🤍

27/03/2026

In observance of Holy Week, please be guided by our clinic schedule. We encourage everyone to book their dental appointment ahead of time.

20/03/2026

Happy World Oral Health Day! 🦷🪥

10/02/2026

05/02/2026

Importanteng alagaan ang iyong oral health para maayos ang pagkain, pananalita at pagngiti.

February is National Dental Health Month.

19/12/2025

Plan your dental appointment ahead of time to avoid the Christmas rush! Here's our clinic schedule for the holidays.

May your holidays be merry and your teeth be healthy! 🎄✨🎁

24/10/2025

Ang mga baby teeth ay higit pa sa pagkakaroon ng isang cute smile. Mahalaga ang mga ito sa tamang paglaki at overall development ng bata. Ang malusog na ngipin ay tumutulong sa maayos na pag-nguya at tamang nutrisyon, na kailangan para sa lumalaking katawan ng bata.

Ginagabayan din ng mga baby teeth ang paglabas ng mga permanent teeth sa tamang posisyon, kaya nakakatulong ito maiwasan ang sungki o siksik na ngipin. 🦷 Ang maagang pag-aalaga sa baby teeth ay pundasyon ng matibay at malusog na ngiti hanggang pagtanda.

21/10/2025

Keep those little fangs cavity-free this
Halloween! 🧛‍♀️🦷

Free fluoride treatment for evey oral prophylaxis or cleaning of kids up to 10 yrs old until October 31 — appointment required!

24/09/2025

Thank you for trusting us with your smiles for 2 wonderful years!

Celebrate with us and enjoy our anniversary promo until September 30, 2025. 💚🦷✨

16/09/2025

🦠Cavities Can Spread Mouth to Mouth.

Most people think cavities come only from sugar — but the real cause is bacteria. And here’s the surprising part: those bacteria can spread from one mouth to another.

Everyday habits like kissing, tasting from the same spoon, or even sharing a straw can transfer Streptococcus mutans — the main bacteria behind cavities. Once inside a new mouth, they stick to teeth, thrive on sugar, and release acids that slowly eat away enamel.

👶 Children are especially at risk. Their developing teeth are softer, making it easier for these bacteria to settle and trigger early decay. Parents with untreated tooth decay often see their kids face the same problem.

😬 In adults, bacteria may spread too, but strong defenses like daily brushing, flossing, low sugar intake, and regular checkups can keep them from causing damage. The transfer may happen — but disease doesn’t stand a chance in a protected mouth.