Macaranas Aguilar Dometita Dental Clinic & Diagnostic Center

18/08/2026

Welcome back and congratulations, Dr. Kai!

After completing her residency training in Advanced Education in Pediatric Dentistry at the Pediatric Dentistry Center Philippines, she’s back home and ready to care for little smiles!

Her goal is to provide a safe, gentle, and child-friendly dental experience. Every child is unique and she is here to make each visit as comfortable and positive as possible.

Every dental visit helps build healthy habits and prevent future problems. If you’ve been waiting for the right time to have your child checked, this is your sign!

🗓️ Book a consultation today and let’s work together to keep your child’s smile healthy and bright. 🦷 ✨

We are looking forward to meeting you and your little ones. 🩷

01/06/2023

Save a knocked out tooth with a glass of milk!

When immediate replantation is not feasible, one of the storage mediums recommended for an avulsed tooth is cow’s milk. It preserves the cells on the tooth’s root surface and it’s relatively free from bacteria. It is also more commonly available than Hanks' Balanced Salt Solution (HBSS).

Seek immediate dental care when this happens.

In the case of traumatic injury to the primary dentition, an avulsed primary tooth should not be replanted as the potential for damage to the developing tooth germ is very high.

Click this link for Protocol for Emergency Management of an Avulsed Incisor: https://www.nature.com/articles/bdj.2007.328/figures/1

27/09/2020

For ONLINE BOOKING, you may click this link https://tinyurl.com/y6b7lj53 or scan the QR code below!

See you! 😊

24/08/2020

Stay safe! 😷

11/05/2020

Thank you for patronizing our clinic! We will let you know as soon as we are ready to accept patients again. Follow our page for updates. 😊 Stay safe everyone!

ERRATUM:

Mobile:
(+63) 926 362 0840
(+63) 922 862 2956

Landline:
(+83) 8552 3232

18/03/2020

08/12/2019

Oral Health Awareness!

Official PDA Oral Health Awareness Video. - English Version

28/07/2019

Oral diseases affect 1 in 2 people in the world.
Untreated 🦷 decay - the most common disease of mankind.

To maintain your oral health, go for check-ups regularly!