ACE Family Dental Clinic

13/01/2026

Brighten your smile, boost your confidence! ✨ At ACE Family Dental, our professional teeth whitening treatments give you that radiant smile you’ve always wanted. Book your session today and shine brighter!

31/12/2025

Cheers to new beginnings and brighter smiles! 🥂
Happy New Year from your ACE Family Dental Clinic family!

30/12/2025

👶 Age of Tooth Eruption (Baby Teeth)

🔹 The lower central incisors usually appear first, around 6 to 10 months.

🔹 Upper central incisors follow between 8 and 12 months.

🔹 Upper lateral incisors come in around 9 to 13 months.

🔹 Lower lateral incisors show up between 10 and 16 months.

🔹 First molars on the top erupt between 13 and 19 months.

🔹 Lower first molars arrive around 14 to 18 months.

🔹 Upper canines (also called cuspids) come in between 16 and 22 months.

🔹 Lower canines erupt between 17 and 23 months.

🔹 Lower second molars appear between 23 and 31 months.

🔹 Upper second molars finish the set, coming in between 25 and 33 months.

24/12/2025

Merry Christmas from ACE Family Dental Clinic!
As we celebrate the birth of our Savior, may His love bring peace, hope, and joy to your hearts and homes. Thank you for being part of our dental family. 🤍🙏

22/12/2025

Creating healthy smiles, one patient at a time. Dr. Earl Concepcion dedicated to bringing confidence and comfort to every visit.

15/12/2025

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Your teeth are not tools. 🦷❌🛠️

Using them to open bottles, crack nuts, or tear packages creates cracks, fractures, soft-tissue injuries, and even TMJ strain. One quick “shortcut” can cost you a crown, root canal, or the tooth itself.

Teeth are made for chewing — not opening.
Choose the right tool and protect your smile.

06/12/2025

On December 7, 2025, we are blessed to take part in a dental mission in partnership with Christ Servant Leaders Ministry International and the Sanggunian Kabataan officials of Barangay 97, Tondo, Manila, sharing God’s Word and giving free Bibles. Our clinic remains open to serve you. ❣️

27/11/2025

Learning beyond limits! Dr. Aubrey, Dr. Joseph, and Dr. Earl Concepcion proudly represented their passion for advancing dentistry as they attended the 3-day Dentistry Unplugged 2025 Conference in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Always leveling up for better patient care and service!

23/11/2025

Ever wondered why a toothache can sometimes turn into a headache?

The answer lies in the trigeminal nerve, one of the largest and most complex nerves in the head. This nerve carries sensory signals from the face, including your teeth, jaw, and gums, straight to the brain. When a tooth is inflamed or infected, it can overstimulate the trigeminal nerve, which may then trigger pain signals that spread to the head, causing a headache.

Dental issues like cavities, abscesses, or gum disease can all irritate this nerve, which explains why dental pain often radiates beyond the mouth. To manage the pain effectively, treating the underlying dental source is essential, not just the headache. In some cases, dentists and neurologists collaborate to ease symptoms by addressing both the oral infection and the nerve pathways involved.

This trigeminal connection also shows how closely oral health is linked with overall health. Routine dental check-ups, early treatment of tooth decay, and strong oral hygiene habits can prevent small problems from developing into severe, nerve-driven headaches.

So if a toothache starts spreading into your head, it is not random—it is your trigeminal nerve signalling a deeper issue. Protecting your oral health may help prevent days of unnecessary headache and discomfort.

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

18/11/2025

Smiles made brighter at ACE Family Dental! 😊 Thank you to our wonderful patients for sharing these moments with Doc Concepcion.

07/11/2025

When two people kiss, they’re not just sharing affection — they’re exchanging microbes.
A study in the Microbiome Journal found that a single 10-second kiss can transfer around 80 million bacteria between partners.
Those who kiss about nine times a day develop nearly identical saliva microbiomes, meaning their oral bacteria become the same.
The act may even help train the immune system — love literally reshapes your microbiome. 💋🧬

📄 Source:
Kort, R. et al. Shaping the oral microbiota through intimate kissing. Microbiome 2, 41 (2014).