C.B. Marasigan Dental Clinic

C.B. Marasigan Dental Clinic For inquiries & appointments, please message our clinic numbers: 0981 531 9482 (Smart) & 0975 024 2068 (Globe).

Patient chipped his front tooth when he was just 5 years old, and for nearly three decades, he lived with it. Today, aft...
04/08/2026

Patient chipped his front tooth when he was just 5 years old, and for nearly three decades, he lived with it. Today, after 29 years, he finally decided it was time.

✨ Direct composite restoration. No veneers. Just a conservative approach to bring back what was lost.

Always striving to be better for their dear patients—they owe it to them.Dr. Cyrus & Dr Josephine Marasigan, recently at...
19/06/2026

Always striving to be better for their dear patients—they owe it to them.

Dr. Cyrus & Dr Josephine Marasigan, recently attended the 2-day Art of Resin course by the incredibly talented Dr. Rhodri Thomas in Osaka, Japan, with the goal of further refining their skills and elevating the quality of care they provide. Learning never stops, and they remain committed to continuous growth and improvement in their craft.

Another day, another surgery. 🫶🏻🦷Surgical removal of Impacted 23 (upper left canine). As always, we are grateful for you...
29/05/2026

Another day, another surgery. 🫶🏻🦷

Surgical removal of Impacted 23 (upper left canine).

As always, we are grateful for your referrals, doctors. 🙏🏻🫶🏻


This was such a difficult and challenging case, with the crown deeply embedded and positioned lingually, while the apex ...
23/05/2026

This was such a difficult and challenging case, with the crown deeply embedded and positioned lingually, while the apex was located buccally with intimate nerve draping near the mental foramen.

CBCT-guided planning was essential due to the high risk of nerve injury. The tooth was carefully removed using combined buccal and lingual access, gradual sectioning, and controlled bone removal to minimize trauma and protect the surrounding vital structures.

But with prayers, patience, and meticulous surgical technique, we were able to remove the tooth safely and completely.

Thank you, as always, for the referral and trust. 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

Surgical Removal of Impacted 23 (canine) with a very curved/hooked apex 🫶🏻
07/05/2026

Surgical Removal of Impacted 23 (canine) with a very curved/hooked apex 🫶🏻

Healing you can see, progress you can feel. 🫶🏻Grateful for the good tissue healing, but even more for the return of pati...
04/05/2026

Healing you can see, progress you can feel. 🫶🏻

Grateful for the good tissue healing, but even more for the return of patient’s normal eating. Patient is finally gaining weight again. ☺️

Note: Patient was gently reminded again of the importance of good oral hygiene to avoid recurrence, & was advised to go back to her referring dentist for oral prophylaxis.

Case in photo: Before and after surgical excision (Excisional Biopsy) of a large exophytic lesion.

What starts as something as simple as missed dental cleanings can progress into something far more serious.This case hig...
09/04/2026

What starts as something as simple as missed dental cleanings can progress into something far more serious.

This case highlights how neglecting basic dental care such as oral prophylaxis can lead to chronic periodontitis, significant bone loss, tooth mobility, and eventually the development of reactive lesions like this large gingival growth.

Plaque and bacteria don’t just stay on the surface; they trigger chronic inflammation that affects both soft tissue and bone.

Routine dental visits and proper oral hygiene are not just for aesthetics—they are essential for preventing complex conditions that may eventually require surgical intervention.

Remember, oral health is deeply connected to overall health; what we ignore today can become a bigger problem tomorrow.

Case in photo: Excisional Biopsy of a large exophytic lesion secondary to chronic periodontitis.

Pericoronitis often arises from soft tissue impaction over a partially erupted tooth. Through operculectomy, the source ...
19/03/2026

Pericoronitis often arises from soft tissue impaction over a partially erupted tooth. Through operculectomy, the source of infection is removed, thus relieving discomfort, minimizing recurrence, and enabling proper eruption and oral hygiene maintenance.

Case in photo: OPERCULECTOMY on occlusal area of tooth no. 38

When the case isn’t ideal and financial limitations exist, we focus on what matters most - restoring confidence, functio...
16/03/2026

When the case isn’t ideal and financial limitations exist, we focus on what matters most - restoring confidence, function, and a reason to smile again.

Case in Photo: Fiber reinforced Composite Bridge (using Ribbond) for tooth no. 22


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San Agustin Street, Brgy. San Vicente Central
Calapan
5200

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+639190993944

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