Campo Dental Clinic

27/08/2026

This is dentistry, but make it art. 👌

15/07/2026

This is why maintaining good oral hygiene is crucial during braces treatment.

Braces can straighten your teeth—but poor oral hygiene during treatment can lead to cavities and gum disease.

Braces make it easier for plaque and food particles to collect around brackets, wires, and along the gumline. If these areas are not cleaned thoroughly every day, harmful bacteria can multiply, increasing the risk of white spot lesions (early enamel demineralization), tooth decay, and gum inflammation.

Those chalky white marks that sometimes appear after braces are not just stains—they are areas where the enamel has permanently lost minerals. Without timely care, these weakened areas can progress into cavities, while plaque buildup around the gums may lead to gingivitis and, if left untreated, periodontal disease.

Maintaining excellent oral hygiene during orthodontic treatment is just as important as wearing the braces themselves. Careful brushing around every bracket, daily interdental cleaning, fluoride use when recommended, and regular dental check-ups help protect the teeth while they are being moved into their ideal position.

A successful orthodontic treatment is not measured only by straight teeth—it is measured by straight, healthy, cavity-free teeth with healthy gums.

30/05/2026

A toothache is often a sign that the problem has already progressed. The truth is, dental cavities can grow silently for months or even years without noticeable symptoms. By the time pain starts, the decay may have already reached the deeper layers of the tooth, leading to more extensive and costly treatment.

Regular dental check-ups help detect problems early—before they become painful emergencies.

✨ Protect your smile. Prevention is always better than treatment.

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Dentist & Dental Office

20/01/2026

When a tooth is lost, the jawbone in that area stops receiving normal chewing stimulation. Without this mechanical signal, the body begins to gradually break down the unused bone — a natural process known as bone resorption.

Studies indicate that as much as 25% of the jawbone volume can be lost within the first year if a missing tooth is not replaced. This loss primarily affects the alveolar bone, the part of the jaw that holds the teeth in place, and it occurs most rapidly during the first 6 to 12 months after tooth loss.

As bone resorption continues, neighboring teeth may shift, bite alignment can change, facial contours may alter, and placing dental implants later can become more challenging. What may seem like a minor issue — one missing tooth — can slowly compromise overall oral function and stability.

Timely replacement of missing teeth, particularly with solutions that restore natural chewing forces, plays a critical role in preserving jawbone density, facial support, and long-term oral health.

16/01/2026

31/12/2025

Cheers to a new year! 🥂

Thank you to our amazing patients who became friends and to every smile we had the privilege to restore this year. We can’t wait to create even more smiles and confidence with you in the year ahead.

Happy New Year from all of us at Campo Dental Clinic 😁✨