Dent Teeth Dental Clinic - Batangas City

26/05/2026

Dear Patients,

Please be informed that our clinic is temporarily closed as we transfer to our new location right beside our current clinic

Our new clinic will be located at RBR
Building, 2nd Floor, above Eversure Motorcycles. We are excited to welcome you soon to a more comfortable, improved, and better clinic for your convenience.

For temporary appointments and schedules, we are currently accommodating patients at our 2nd branch located at dent teeth Mahabang parang branch beside of Rpp driving school near Ito concepcion batangas while the transfer is ongoing.

Thank you for your patience, understanding, and continued trust. We will announce our reopening schedule soon.

25/03/2026

Transform your smile, transform your confidence🦷

#13 #11 #21

20/03/2026

Panoramic Xray and Cephalometric Xray

12/03/2026

Baby teeth are temporary.
The damage from their cavities is not.

Inside a child’s jaw, permanent teeth begin forming years before they erupt. Their enamel is developing. Their crown shape is being built. Their structure is forming layer by layer.

When a cavity in a primary tooth progresses deep into the pulp, the infection does not remain isolated. The root tips of baby teeth sit very close to the developing permanent tooth germ. Inflammatory by-products and bacteria can disrupt normal enamel formation and crown development.

The damage may only become visible years later:

• Enamel hypoplasia
• White, yellow, or brown discoloration
• Weak enamel more prone to decay
• Crown malformation
• Altered eruption patterns

Primary teeth are biological placeholders. They guide eruption, preserve arch space, support jaw growth, and protect the tissues where permanent teeth are forming.

Early childhood caries is not a minor issue. It is an active infectious process within a developing craniofacial system.

What protects the permanent dentition?

• First dental visit by age 1
• Early caries risk assessment
• Age-appropriate fluoride exposure
• Timely treatment of cavities
• Immediate evaluation of swelling or pain

Preventing decay in baby teeth is preventive care for the adult smile.

Temporary teeth. Permanent consequences.

▪️Disclaimer: This post is for educational purposes only and not a substitute for professional dental advice.

01/02/2026

Most people think brushing is enough.
It isn’t.

A toothbrush only cleans the front, back, and chewing surfaces of your teeth.
But 40% of each tooth surface sits between teeth, where bristles cannot reach.

That hidden space is where: • Cavities usually start
• Gum disease begins
• Chronic inflammation develops
• Bad breath bacteria thrive

Flossing isn’t an “extra step.”
It’s the only way to remove plaque and bacteria from between teeth, where the highest disease risk exists.

Even with perfect brushing, skipping flossing leaves nearly half your mouth uncleaned.

That’s why dentists don’t say brush or floss.
They say brush and floss — every day.

Save this.
Share it with someone who thinks brushing alone is enough. 🦷

10/01/2026

09/01/2026

🦷Patient came to the clinic for oral prophylaxis. Examination revealed limited mouth opening.

Dental check-up was performed, followed by muscle release to improve mouth opening, and oral prophylaxis was completed.

Initial Mouth Opening: 24mm
After Muscle Release Mouth Opening: 38mm

07/01/2026

Skipping nighttime toothbrushing is more than a dental concern. Large clinical studies show that people who do not brush before bed face a higher risk of cardiovascular events over time.

During sleep, saliva flow decreases. Without brushing, dental plaque and harmful oral bacteria remain active longer, increasing gum inflammation and allowing inflammatory byproducts to enter the bloodstream.

Scientific evidence links periodontal disease with systemic inflammation, endothelial dysfunction, and atherosclerosis—key biological pathways involved in heart disease and stroke.

Brushing before sleep is a simple, evidence-based habit. It protects gum health, reduces oral bacterial load, and may contribute to better cardiovascular health as part of daily preventive care.

📄 Source: PMID: 37380762
DOI: 10.1038/s41598-023-37738-1

06/01/2026

TMJ-D Consultation 🦷

05/01/2026