Dental Flojoss Marikina

04/01/2026

Self-improvement begins with small daily habits. Caring for your smile by brushing twice a day and flossing daily is a simple step toward better health, discipline, consistency, and balance in 2026.

16/12/2025

✨ New phone? Outdated in a year.
😃 New smile? Timeless.

Start the year investing in you—with zirconia veneers & crowns that elevate your confidence every single day.
Use your holiday bonus wisely and enjoy up to 30% OFF until December 30.

Your best upgrade this year isn’t a gadget.
It’s your smile. ✨

11/11/2025

When one tooth goes missing, the others start to shift! leading to bite problems, bone loss, and more dental issues. Replace missing teeth early to keep your smile healthy and aligned!

26/08/2025

A fresh new set of teeth for a brighter, more natural smile! 😁

Replacement of old porcelain fused to metal crowns and upper ordinary denture with a brand-new Ivocap denture and lower porcelain crowns and veneers🦷

Thank you to one of our generous patients!❤️

11/08/2025

The First Signs of Gum Disease — Most People Ignore Them

It often starts silently.
A little blood when brushing.
A bit of gum swelling.
No pain. No urgency.

But inside, bacteria are already destroying the bone that holds your teeth in place. This damage is permanent — and by the time you notice loose teeth, it’s often too late to save them.

Gum disease, or periodontal disease, is a chronic infection of the gums and supporting structures of the teeth. It usually develops in stages — starting as gingivitis (inflammation of the gums) and, if untreated, progressing to periodontitis (irreversible bone and tissue damage).

Early warning signs often include:

Bleeding gums when brushing or flossing — an early signal of inflammation caused by bacterial toxins.

Swollen, tender, or reddish gums — the immune system’s response to infection.

Persistent bad breath — from sulfur compounds released by bacteria living below the gumline.

As the disease advances, more serious symptoms appear:

Gum recession — teeth look “longer” as the gums pull away, exposing roots.

Tartar and plaque buildup — hardened deposits that trap more bacteria, fueling the disease.

Loose teeth or tooth migration — caused by destruction of the bone supporting the teeth.

If ignored, periodontal disease can lead to complete tooth loss. But the risks don’t stop there — research links it to heart disease, diabetes complications, and even premature birth.

The good news? Early diagnosis through regular dental check-ups, professional cleaning, and improved home care can stop the disease in its tracks before permanent damage occurs.

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This article is not offering medical advice and should be used for informational purposes only

02/08/2025

Professional teeth whitening! ☺️
Your brighter smile is just a session away! 💫😁

24/06/2025

Aggressive brushing is a common habit many people develop, thinking it will clean their teeth more effectively. However, using too much pressure while brushing can actually harm your mouth instead of helping it. The gums, especially in the lower front region, are delicate and not designed to withstand harsh scrubbing or hard bristles.

Over time, aggressive brushing causes the gum tissue to wear away, leading to gum recession. This means the gums slowly pull back from the tooth surface, exposing the roots, which are much more sensitive and not protected by enamel. As a result, patients may experience increased tooth sensitivity, root decay, and an unaesthetic appearance. In some cases, even the surface of the tooth near the gumline may begin to wear down.

This kind of damage is not always reversible. Once the gum tissue is lost, it doesn't grow back on its own, and treatment like gum grafting may be required in more severe cases. It's important to understand that more pressure does not mean better cleaning—it simply means more risk of long-term oral health problems.

To brush properly, always use a soft-bristled toothbrush, hold it at a 45-degree angle to the gumline, and use gentle, circular motions. Avoid scrubbing back and forth. Brush for two minutes, twice a day, and don’t forget to be as gentle with your gums as you are with your teeth. Proper technique protects both your teeth and the delicate tissues around them.

10/06/2025

"PARANG MAY BAGO SAYO?"😏

We introduce to ALL STUDENTS, our "BACK TO SCHOOL LIMITED OFFER" LIMITED to 20 slots per branch only!

- Affordable payment terms for Braces!
- Affordable rate for Teeth Whitening!
- "Bring & Budol a friend" and enjoy more discount!

This OFFER is EXTENDED until July 15!!
For more details on how to Avail, please message us on Facebook!

We accept credit & debit cards.

05/06/2025

Wearing braces? Don’t skip your monthly adjustment, it’s your best defense against demineralization!👋

White spot lesions are one of the earliest warning signs of tooth decay. They appear as chalky white, opaque patches on the surface of the teeth, especially near the gum line or in areas where dental plaque tends to accumulate. These white spots form when minerals like calcium and phosphate are lost from the enamel due to acid attacks caused by bacteria in dental plaque. These bacteria feed on sugars from food and produce acids that lower the pH in the mouth, leading to a process called enamel demineralization.

At this early stage, the enamel surface is still intact, and the damage can be reversed. With proper care, such as using fluoride toothpaste or fluoride varnish, applying remineralizing agents, improving oral hygiene, and reducing sugar intake, these white spots can be treated and the enamel can regain its strength.

If not managed, the demineralization can progress and cause cavities that require dental fillings. That’s why early detection is so important. Dentists may also use special tools to detect and monitor these lesions more accurately. Recognizing white spots early helps prevent more serious tooth decay and supports long-term dental health through preventive care.

28/05/2025

This patient (female, 72 years old) came to us after struggling with rocking dentures and told us it’s already her fourth set…Using IVOCAP dentures, we delivered a secure, stable fit, beautifully natural and youthful smile. No more worries about slipping or discomfort — just confidence with every smile. 😁🦷

17/05/2025

From Confident to Even More Confident ! ✨
This beautiful smile upgrade was crafted with precision using zirconia crown, veneers, and fixed bridge — enhancing both form and function. The result? Natural-looking and radiant smile that reflects renewed confidence!

Thank you, V.T. For trusting us from cleaning, teeth restoration/preparation, whitening and to this life-changing transformation! 😊