CJL Dental Clinic

20/08/2026

20/08/2026

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20/08/2026

🦷 Keeping smiles healthy, one visit at a time! ✨

We are OPEN today, August 20, 2026! 💜

Come and visit us at CJL Dental Clinic, or book your dental appointment with us at your preferred time. We’d be happy to take care of your smile! 😊🦷

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📞 Call/Text: 0962-817-6103

📍Door 6, 2F Liam’s Place, 89 Gregorio del Pilar St., Brgy. Zone IV, Koronadal City
(Mahini 2nd Block, conveniently located above Kalipay Café)

See you at CJL Dental Clinic! 🥰🦷

19/08/2026

✅ Prevention of Molar-Incisor Hypomineralization Complications

Molar-incisor hypomineralization (MIH) is a developmental enamel defect primarily affecting permanent first molars and, frequently, incisors. Because the enamel is less well mineralized, affected teeth are more susceptible to hypersensitivity, post-eruptive breakdown (PEB), dental caries, and restorative problems.
An important clinical distinction is that there is currently no established preventive treatment that reliably prevents MIH from developing.
Its etiology is considered multifactorial, involving systemic, environmental, and potentially genetic factors during tooth development.

⏬ More information in the first comment

19/08/2026

We will be closed today and will resume on August 20 (Thursday).

Thank you for your understanding!💙

For appointments and inquiries, kindly contact us at 0962-817-6103 or send us a message through this page.

Location:
Door 6, 2F Liam's Place, 89 Gregorio del Pilar St., Brgy. Zone IV, Coronadal City
( Mabini 2nd Block, above Kalipay Café)

18/08/2026

✨ WE ARE OPEN TODAY✨

Your smile is our priority! Whether you’re due for a dental check-up, cleaning, or ready to take the next step toward your dream smile, we’re here for you. ✨🦷


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Door 6, 2F Liam’s Place, 89 Gregorio del Pilar St., Brgy. Zone IV, Koronadal City
(Mahini 2nd Block, conveniently located above Kalipay Café)

17/08/2026

4 Stages of Gum Recession: Which Stage Are You In? 🦷

Have you noticed your teeth looking a little longer than before?
Or felt sensitivity when drinking something cold?

These small changes may seem harmless, but they can sometimes be signs of gum recession. Since it often develops slowly, many people don’t notice it until it becomes more advanced.

Here are the 4 common stages of gum recession:

1️⃣ Early Stage: Slight Gum Recession
The gum line starts to move back slightly, exposing a small amount of the tooth root. You may not notice visible changes, but mild sensitivity to brushing or hot and cold foods may occur.

2️⃣ Moderate Stage: Increased Sensitivity
More of the tooth root becomes exposed, and small gaps may appear between teeth. Sensitivity becomes more frequent, and food may get trapped more easily.

3️⃣ Advanced Stage: Visible Gum Changes
Exposed roots become more noticeable, making teeth appear longer. Larger gaps may develop, and gums may feel thinner or more sensitive.

4️⃣ Severe Stage: Increased Tooth Mobility
More of the tooth root is exposed, affecting tooth support. Some people may experience loose teeth or discomfort while chewing.

Taking care of your gums is just as important as taking care of your teeth. Small daily habits can help:

✅ Brush gently — avoid aggressive brushing
✅ Maintain good oral hygiene
✅ Pay attention to gum changes
✅ Visit your dentist regularly

Healthy gums are the foundation of a healthy smile. 💙

Have you ever experienced gum sensitivity or noticed changes in your gums? Share your experience below 💬

17/08/2026

✨Clinic Advisory

We are OPEN today!🦷✨

Make your Monday count by prioritizing your dental health. Whether it's for a routine check-up or achieving that perfect "Jeweled Smile," CJL Dental Clinic is here to welcome you this August 17.
Don't wait for a toothache to remind you—your smile deserves the best care today!

Get in Touch
For appointments and inquiries, feel free to reach out:
Phone: 0962-817-6103
Message: Send us a DM right here on our page!

Visit Us
Door 6, 2F Liam’s Place, 89 Gregorio del Pilar St., Brgy. Zone IV, Koronadal City
(Mahini 2nd Block, conveniently located above Kalipay Café)

16/08/2026

✨Clinic Advisory

We are OPEN today!🦷✨

Make your Sunday count by prioritizing your dental health. Whether it's for a routine check-up or achieving that perfect "Jeweled Smile," CJL Dental Clinic is here to welcome you this August 16.
Don't wait for a toothache to remind you—your smile deserves the best care today!

Get in Touch
For appointments and inquiries, feel free to reach out:
Phone: 0962-817-6103
Message: Send us a DM right here on our page!

Visit Us
Door 6, 2F Liam’s Place, 89 Gregorio del Pilar St., Brgy. Zone IV, Koronadal City
(Mahini 2nd Block, conveniently located above Kalipay Café)

16/08/2026

This woman has the most teeth ever found in a single tooth socket 🦷

A Canadian woman has been recognized by Guinness World Records after developing one of the rarest dental anomalies ever documented — four teeth sharing a single socket. The record was officially awarded to Sylvia Boctor of Canada, who held a total of four teeth within one socket due to the presence of three supernumerary (extra) teeth alongside a normal tooth.

Sylvia first discovered the unusual condition when a panoramic dental X-ray was taken at the age of 20. According to Guinness World Records, many dentists were astonished by the finding, with some reporting that they had only encountered such a condition in textbooks.

Despite recommendations for extraction, the teeth remained symptom-free for many years and caused no significant problems with speaking or chewing.

On January 30, 2026, Sylvia was officially awarded the Guinness World Records title for Most Teeth in a Single Socket (Female), with four teeth occupying the same socket — a category for which no other record holders are currently known.