Jerrmond Dental Clinic

30/11/2025

We’ re taking a short break!We’ll be back on December 6,2025 (Saturday).

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22/11/2025

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22/11/2025

New HMO Partner ‼️

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Centro Marilao Complex,Patubig Marilao

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15/11/2025

Why a Toothache Can Feel Almost Unbearable

There’s a simple anatomical reason for it: every tooth is a living structure.
At the center lies the dental pulp, containing nerves and blood vessels, all enclosed beneath hard layers of dentin and enamel. When decay, a crack, or an infection reaches that inner core, the nerve gets trapped inside a rigid space with zero room to expand.

As inflammation builds, the pressure inside the tooth rises and squeezes the nerve fibers, triggering sharp, persistent pain that can radiate into the jaw, ear, or even the head.
This is why regular painkillers often fail to provide full relief — the source of the problem isn’t on the surface, it’s deep inside the tooth.

And it’s not only cavities that can set this off. A dental abscess, nerve exposure from wear, or inflammation in the tissues around the root can lead to the same severe pain response.
The mouth has limited ways to signal trouble, and pain is its most direct warning.

That’s why a toothache should never be ignored. The more treatment is delayed, the deeper an infection can spread, even allowing bacteria to enter the bloodstream in some cases.
So the next time a tooth starts hurting, don’t rely on painkillers to mask it.
Your body is sending a message… and your teeth need attention before the situation worsens.

Note : This information is educational and academic in nature. It is not a medical consultation. If you’re experiencing pain or concerns, consult a trusted healthcare professional.

15/11/2025

Early loss of a baby tooth might seem harmless, but it can trigger a slow chain reaction inside the mouth. Neighbouring teeth start drifting into the empty space, shrinking the room needed for the permanent tooth waiting underneath. This silent shift is one of the biggest reasons children eventually need braces.

A space maintainer steps in before that damage begins. This tiny device holds the gap open, preserves the natural alignment, and guides the eruption path of the upcoming tooth. It’s simple, painless, and far more effective than waiting for crowding to appear later.

By keeping just a few millimetres of space intact, this small intervention can prevent years of orthodontic treatment—and save families significant dental costs in the future. Early action protects the smile long before problems show up.

🔹 Disclaimer: This post is for educational purposes only and not a substitute for professional dental advice.

13/11/2025

Tooth damage

11/11/2025

🦷 Avoid using your teeth as tools.

04/11/2025

When a tooth is lost and not replaced, it sets off a silent but steady chain reaction. The neighbouring teeth start to shift into the gap, while the opposing tooth over-erupts, disturbing the bite and creating long-term alignment problems.

With time, the jawbone beneath the missing tooth begins to resorb due to lack of stimulation. This bone loss can alter facial structure, reduce lip support, and make future restorations more complex or less stable.

As teeth drift, tiny spaces form between them, trapping food and bacteria. This leads to cavities, gum disease, and even infection, often progressing unnoticed until significant damage occurs.

Early tooth replacement isn’t just about appearance — it’s essential for maintaining bone health, bite balance, and overall oral function. Modern restorative dentistry offers reliable options like implants, bridges, and dentures to restore natural stability and prevent further complications.

🔹 Disclaimer: This post is for educational purposes only and not a substitute for professional dental advice.

03/11/2025

20/10/2025

Many people believe brushing harder will clean teeth better. In reality, aggressive brushing causes more harm than good. The extra force wears away tooth enamel, the natural shield that protects against cavities and sensitivity.

Strong scrubbing also damages the gums. Over time, it pushes them back, exposing the roots of the teeth. This not only makes teeth sensitive but also increases the risk of gum disease.

Plaque is soft and sticky, not tough. It can be removed gently with the right technique. Force is not required—only proper brushing.

The correct way is to use a soft-bristled toothbrush, held at a 45-degree angle to the gumline. Small, circular motions or gentle short strokes are recommended, not back-and-forth scrubbing.

Brushing should last two minutes, twice a day, with light pressure—just enough to bend the brstles slightly, not flattenn them against the teeth.

20/10/2025

🟣 Atrición Dental: La atrición es el desgaste gradual de las superficies dentales debido al contacto entre dientes, a menudo causado por el bruxismo. Suele afectar las superficies de masticación y es común en personas mayores.

🔴 Abfracción Dental: La abfracción, que ahora se denomina lesión cervical no cariosa, simplemente porque no se trata de una caries, sino de un desgaste evidente en la parte del diente cercana a la línea de la encía. Existe debate sobre si se debe al desgaste del cepillo de dientes o a las fuerzas de compresión, pero la mayoría de las investigaciones apuntan al origen de ambos.

🔵 Erosión Dental: La erosión es la pérdida de esmalte dental debido a procesos químicos, generalmente causados ​​por alimentos y bebidas ácidos, o ácidos gástricos.
A diferencia de la abrasión o la atrición, la erosión es causada por ácidos externos en lugar del desgaste mecánico.

🟢 Abrasión Dental: La abrasión es el desgaste de los dientes causado por fuerzas mecánicas externas, como el cepillado agresivo, el uso de cepillos de cerdas duras o el uso inadecuado de herramientas dentales. Comúnmente afecta el área de la línea de las encías y puede exponer la dentina.