Palermo Dental Clinic

28/06/2026

17/03/2026

Transformation Tuesday? More like a Life Transformation. 😍🙌

Check out this incredible before & after from our clinic!
✅ Restored Function 😌
✅ Younger Look 🥰
✅ 100% More Smiles 😁

Book your appointment at our Mandaluyong or Antipolo branches. Your new smile is just one appointment away! 📩

Location and Schedule:
📍 Mandaluyong Branch
982 Dr Fabella cor Barangka drive, Mandaluyong City
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⏰ Thu-Sat 10:00am-6:00pm

📍 Antipolo Branch
B6L19 Woodrow Hills Subd., Antipolo City
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⏰ Mon-Wed 10:00am-6:00pm

❗️ STRICTLY BY APPOINTMENT ONLY❗️

17/02/2026

The ultimate wedding prep essential. ✨
Days away from the "Big Day," and we’re putting the finishing touches on their stunning smiles. 🤵‍♂️👰‍♀️

Pro Tip: Don’t leave your whitening to the day before! We recommend coming in at least 7–10 days prior for maximum results and zero sensitivity on the wedding day.




For appointments:
Contact us at 09989817922 or you can directly message us on our page Palermo Dental Clinic

Location and Schedule:
📍 Mandaluyong Branch
982 Dr Fabella cor Barangka drive, Mandaluyong City
🗺 Waze / Google Maps: Palermo Dental Clinic - Mandaluyong
⏰ Thu-Sat 10:00am-6:00pm


📍 Antipolo Branch
B6L19 Woodrow Hills Subd., Antipolo City
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⏰ Mon-Wed 10:00am-6:00pm

❗️ STRICTLY BY APPOINTMENT ONLY❗️

06/02/2026

Prolonged pacifier use can silently change a child’s bite, jaw growth, and tooth alignment.

According to guidance from the American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry (AAPD), pacifiers are considered safe and appropriate during infancy, especially in the first year of life. However, when use continues beyond early toddler years, it can interfere with normal oral and facial development—often without obvious symptoms at first.

Long-term pacifier habits are associated with open bite, increased overjet, altered tongue posture, and changes in how the upper and lower jaws grow. These changes may affect speech development, chewing efficiency, and can increase the likelihood of needing orthodontic treatment later in childhood.

The AAPD recommends gradually discontinuing pacifier use by around age 2–3, when the risk of long-term dental effects increases. Early guidance, gentle habit-breaking, and routine dental visits allow most children’s bites to self-correct naturally—protecting healthy jaw growth and a well-aligned smile without unnecessary intervention.

28/11/2025

26/11/2025

Transform your smile instantly. 😁
Aesthetic restoration & teeth whitening 🤍

Book your appointment now. #☺️
Contact us at 09989817922 or you can directly message us on our page Palermo Dental Clinic

Location and Schedule:
📍 Mandaluyong Branch
982 Dr Fabella cor Barangka drive, Mandaluyong City
🗺 Waze / Google Maps: Palermo Dental Clinic - Mandaluyong
⏰ Thu-Sat 10:00am-6:00pm


📍 Antipolo Branch
B6L19 Woodrow Hills Subd., Antipolo City
🗺 Waze / Google Maps: Palermo Dental Clinic - Antipolo
⏰ Mon-Wed 10:00am-6:00pm

❗️ STRICTLY BY APPOINTMENT ONLY❗️

18/11/2025

Minor correction, major smile transformation. ✨

Whitening & Diastema (Gap) Closure 💜🦷

Let's start your own smile transformation today. ☺️
Contact us at 09989817922 or you can directly message us on our page Palermo Dental Clinic

Location and Schedule:
📍 Mandaluyong Branch
982 Dr Fabella cor Barangka drive, Mandaluyong City
🗺 Waze / Google Maps: Palermo Dental Clinic - Mandaluyong
⏰ Thu-Sat 10:00am-6:00pm


📍 Antipolo Branch
B6L19 Woodrow Hills Subd., Antipolo City
🗺 Waze / Google Maps: Palermo Dental Clinic - Antipolo
⏰ Mon-Wed 10:00am-6:00pm

❗️ STRICTLY BY APPOINTMENT ONLY❗️

14/10/2025

Many parents let their baby fall asleep with a milk bottle in the mouth — thinking it’s harmless or comforting. But what begins as a sweet bedtime habit often ends with severe tooth decay called Baby Bottle Caries or Nursing Bottle Caries.

When milk or juice stays pooled around a child’s teeth during sleep, bacteria in the mouth feed on the sugars. This produces acid that slowly erodes the enamel — especially on the upper front teeth, which are most exposed. Over time, these teeth turn brown, crumble, and may decay down to the roots, often before the child even turns two.

Pediatric dentists now call this a silent epidemic. Studies show that early childhood caries can affect a child’s nutrition, speech, and confidence — and even increase the risk of dental problems later in life. The decay is often rapid and painful, requiring extractions or crowns under general anesthesia.

The solution is simple yet powerful: Never put a baby to bed with a bottle containing milk, juice, or sweet liquids. Offer only plain water after brushing at night. Clean your baby’s teeth and gums daily, and schedule their first dental visit by age one. Early prevention saves not just teeth — it preserves smiles, confidence, and health.