Padsican Dental Clinic

16/09/2026

Today, September 17,2026 🙂

14/09/2026

Dentist adjusting his braces.

Him: casually talking through the whole thing. 😂🦷 That’s a talent!!!!

11/09/2026

NO CASH? NO PROBLEM!

Your dental care just got easier and more convenient!

We now accept debit & credit card payments, plus eligible patients may apply for monthly installment/amortization depending on their available credit limit and approval.

Because sometimes, you don’t have to delay that smile.

Smile today. Pay conveniently. 🙂

10/09/2026

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Schedules may still change depending on certain circumstances, so we encourage everyone to follow both our Main Clinic and Tublay Branch pages for the latest updates, schedule changes, and special announcements.

Thank you for your understanding and continued support.

03/09/2026

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11/08/2026

Sometimes, this is what helps, a little smile, a little encouragement, and a little effort to cheer someone up.

Dentists can get stressed too. Behind every smile we create, we also have our own challenges, busy days, and moments of pressure.

So, let’s remind each other to smile, stay positive, and keep going. Sometimes, a simple act of kindness can make someone’s day a little better.

Dentist Su***de: Is Dentistry Really the Cause? For decades, dentists have been told that dentistry has one of the highest su***de rates of any profession. A major 2025 JADA study suggests the problem is real, but the explanation may be far more complicated.

Researchers examined 21,928 deceased U.S. dentists and identified 475 su***de deaths. Su***de represented about twice the expected proportion of deaths. But this was proportionate mortality, not proof that every dentist is twice as likely to die by su***de. CDC data also do not support the claim that dentists have America’s highest su***de rate.

Dentistry certainly brings stress. Patients, debt, PPOs, employees, regulatory pressure, physical strain, and professional isolation can accumulate. But thousands of dentists experience these pressures without becoming suicidal.

Modern research points toward a broader model. Depression, substance use, chronic pain, sleep disruption, traumatic brain injury, stroke, epilepsy, serious illness, genetics, and other biological and medical factors may interact with occupational and personal stress.

Access to lethal means also matters. In the JADA study, fi****ms were involved in more than 60% of male dentist su***des. A suicidal crisis may be temporary, but immediate access to a highly lethal method can make its consequences permanent.

There is no su***de gene, blood test, chemical imbalance, or single occupational cause. A better model may be vulnerability plus stress plus timing plus access to lethal means.

Perhaps we have spent decades asking the wrong question. Instead of asking why dentistry causes su***de, we should ask why one dentist exposed to pressures shared by thousands enters a suicidal crisis while the overwhelming majority do not.

What if the greatest mistake has been assuming there must be one cause?

10/08/2026

CLINIC SCHEDULE ANNOUNCEMENT Main Clinic
Please be guided by our schedule for August 11–22

For TUBLAY BRANCH SCHEDULE UPDATE:
🦷 August 12 & 19 (Wednesdays) — OPEN only under Dr. Ashley (changes may occur)
🔒 August 13 & 20 (Thursdays) — under Dr. Kevin, CLOSED

Thank you for your understanding and cooperation! 🦷🤍

07/08/2026

A patient presented with a painful, swollen lower right jaw. Clinical and radiographic examination revealed an impacted lower third molar.

The impacted tooth was surgically removed. During the procedure, pulp exposure was noted at the middle third of the adjacent second molar root, a consequence of prolonged pressure and resorption caused by the impacted wisdom tooth.

Don’t ignore impacted wisdom teeth. They may remain silent for years, but they can gradually damage the neighboring tooth, leading to pain, infection, root resorption, and even loss of a healthy second molar.

Regular dental check-ups and radiographic monitoring are essential. If you have an impacted third molar, consult your respective dentist to determine the best time for treatment before irreversible damage occurs.

Early detection can save the tooth next to it. 🙂💪

06/08/2026

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05/08/2026

🙏 Your health matters, but your safety comes first.