R. De Leon-Espinosa Dental Clinic

06/05/2026

Crossbite and alignment correction using traditional metal braces and hawleys retainers. 😬

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06/02/2026

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The Pediatric Dentistry Center Philippines (PDCP) together with the DOH supports National Dental Health Month by promoting simple, effective toothbrushing habits that help protect children's oral health from an early age.

The S.I.P.I.L.Y.O. guide breaks down proper brushing in a clear, child-friendly way—from using the right amount of fluoride toothpaste, brushing each tooth properly, to building a consistent daily routine at home.

Through easy-to-follow guidance like this, PDCP continues its commitment to preventive care and to helping children develop healthy habits that leadto confident, lifelong smiles.

20/12/2025

Our clinic schedule. Happy holidays! 🎅

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19/10/2025

Pit and Fissure sealant can also be used on stained and non cavitated lesions to prevent the further decay of tooth.

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09/10/2025

Ivocap dentures are high quality denture with superior fit and enhanced durability. Ivocap dentures can also give a natural look and improved color stability.

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05/10/2025

05/10/2025

With our beautiful patient Ms. Ur Fujicko 💖

04/09/2025

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🚫 Periapical Lesions: The Silent Damage Hidden in Untreated Dental Abscesses

This skull offers a striking example of the destructive power of untreated dental infections. Around the first molars of both the upper (maxillary) and lower (mandibular) arches, we can clearly see periapical lesions—dark, hollow areas caused by long-standing abscesses.

Periapical lesions form when bacteria from deep dental caries or pulp necrosis spread beyond the root canal into the surrounding bone. Without treatment, the infection causes chronic inflammation, bone resorption, and destruction of surrounding tissues. Over time, this can compromise the stability of the teeth, leading to pain, swelling, tooth loss, and even systemic complications such as cardiovascular disease, diabetes aggravation, or in rare cases, life-threatening sepsis.

What makes this case so impactful is how visibly the lesions have altered the bone structure—an unmistakable reminder of why endodontic treatment or extraction is essential once an abscess is diagnosed.

👉 This image is not just a look into the past, but a lesson for modern dentistry: prevention, early diagnosis, and timely treatment are critical in protecting oral and overall health.

29/05/2025

New research suggests that poor oral hygiene might be doing more than just damaging your teeth—it could be increasing your risk of heart disease. According to experts, the bacteria from gum disease can travel through the bloodstream, potentially leading to inflammation in the heart’s blood vessels. This inflammation may raise the chances of developing cardiovascular problems like heart attacks or strokes.

Gum disease, or periodontitis, occurs when plaque and bacteria build up on the teeth and gums, causing infection and swelling. While it’s commonly associated with tooth loss and bad breath, studies now show it could have much more serious consequences for your overall health. The bacteria that cause gum disease can enter the bloodstream and contribute to the development of atherosclerosis—the hardening and narrowing of arteries, which can increase the risk of heart attack.

Experts point out that people who take care of their oral health by brushing regularly, flossing, and getting professional dental cleanings may reduce their chances of these serious complications. The connection between oral health and heart disease highlights the importance of regular visits to the dentist as part of a heart-healthy lifestyle.

Experts stress that while more research is needed to fully understand the link, maintaining good oral hygiene is an easy and effective way to reduce risk. Taking care of your teeth could be just as important for your heart as it is for your smile.

18/05/2025

SDF and stainless steel crown treatment on a 4 y/o patient.

Silver Diamine Fluoride (SDF) is a liquid treatment used to stop and prevent tooth decay in children, especially those with limited access to dental care or who may have difficulty with traditional dental procedures.

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