Navarro Dental Clinic

26/12/2025

26/11/2025

✨ Christmas glow starts with your smile. ✨

15/10/2025

Happy Merry Halloween Christmas! 🤣☃️❄️👻🎃🎄

11/10/2025

Another smile saved, another pain relieved.
✨ Root Canal Treatment — safe, fast, and pain-free!
Keep your natural tooth. Keep your smile. 💙

10/10/2025

Because every renewed smile brings back confidence. 🦷

10/10/2025

Zirconia Crown Anteriors

What is Zirconia Crown?
It’s like a protective cover placed over a damaged, broken, or root canal–treated tooth to restore its shape, strength, and appearance. Zirconia crowns look natural (like real teeth), are very strong, and resist chipping — making them a great choice for both front and back teeth.

27/09/2025

🎉 It’s time for a straighter, healthier smile!
Our braces treatment comes with flexible payments.
📅 Book your consultation, and let’s start your smile transformation today!

17/09/2025

Good to know!

Mesiodens

is a supernumerary tooth located in the anterior maxilla, usually between the two central incisors.

It can delay or block the eruption of permanent central incisors, cause midline diastema, or lead to ectopic eruption.

For more guidance on your child’s dental care, please visit our clinic and schedule an appointment with our team.

02/09/2025

5 units Anterior Zirconia Crown ✨

11/08/2025

🦷 Wisdom Tooth Surgery (Lower Left & Right) 🦷
Say goodbye to pain, swelling, and discomfort caused by your lower wisdom teeth ( #38 & #48)!
We offer safe, gentle, and professional surgical removal of impacted wisdom teeth, using modern techniques to ensure:
✅ Minimal discomfort
✅ Faster healing
✅ Expert care from start to finish

📅 Book your consultation today and enjoy a healthier, pain-free smile!

16/07/2025

Most people don’t realize that cavities can actually spread from one person to another. While cavities themselves aren’t contagious, the bacteria responsible for them—especially Streptococcus mutans—can be transmitted through saliva. That means simple acts like kissing, sharing spoons or forks, or even blowing on a baby’s food can transfer these harmful bacteria from one mouth to another.

Once these bacteria colonize a new mouth, they begin to feed on sugars from food and produce acids that damage the tooth enamel, leading to cavities over time. This is especially important in young children, whose enamel is softer and more vulnerable. Parents, caregivers, and partners should be aware that oral hygiene affects not just themselves, but their loved ones too.

The best way to prevent this transmission is to maintain good oral hygiene, limit sugary foods, and avoid sharing utensils or toothbrushes. Regular dental checkups and cleanings also help reduce bacterial load and prevent decay. A healthy mouth is not only about brushing—it's about protecting those around you as well.