AGST Dental Clinic

12/08/2026

12/08/2026

YEESS WE ARE OPEN TODAY! 😊

Message us for inquiries and appointment.

📱 0924-5142094 (New number)

🗓️Monday - Saturday (10:30 - 5pm)

📍49 A Ignacio St. Bacog Bagong Kalsada Daanghari Navotas City

SEE YOU! 🥰

11/08/2026

Akala mo okey lang Ngipin mo kase wala namang sumasakit at yung black na nakikita mo akala mo black marks lang ito or Stain.

Ang hindi mo alam Tooth decay na ito. At kapag pinabayaan mo ito mabubutas na or magkakaroon na ng Cavity.

Kaya kapag nakita mo may ganyan Ngipin mo visit the Dental Clinic at pa Tooth Filling ( pasta ) muna ito bago pa sumakit.
Happy Tuesday to all♡♡♡

10/08/2026

👨‍👧‍👦 Is Breastfeeding Good for Teeth?

Yes! Breastfeeding may help support healthy jaw development, oral muscle function, and proper growth.

But here's the reminder:
🍼 Breastfeeding helps your baby grow.
🪥 Brushing helps protect baby teeth.

Once that first tooth appears, it's time to start cleaning it every day.

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08/08/2026

HAPPIEST BIRTHDAY DOC GLADYS! 🎈🦷💜

"Your passion for caring, dedication to excellence, and genuine kindness continue to inspire everyone around you."

You are able to turn sadness into happiness with the magic you put in everyone's mouth.

Enjoy your day doc! Godbless always🫶

Love,
Your DA Karen😘

07/08/2026

A study published in the Journal of the American Dental Association found that children whose mothers had high levels of untreated tooth decay were more than three times as likely to experience dental cavities compared with children whose mothers had no untreated decay. A similar association was also observed when mothers had significant tooth loss.

This relationship is likely influenced by multiple factors. Cavity-causing bacteria can be transmitted from mother to child during early childhood, while shared dietary habits, oral hygiene practices, access to dental care, and socioeconomic factors also contribute to a child's risk of tooth decay. The study identified maternal oral health as a strong predictor of a child's oral health, not the sole cause.

The findings highlight an important message: protecting a child's smile starts with protecting the mother's. Treating cavities early, maintaining good oral hygiene, limiting frequent sugar exposure, and establishing healthy dental habits at home may help reduce a child's future risk of tooth decay.

Reference: Dye BA, Vargas CM, Lee JJ, Magder L, Tinanoff N. Assessing the relationship between children's oral health status and that of their mothers. J Am Dent Assoc. 2011;142(2):173–183. doi:10.14219/jada.archive.2011.0061

07/08/2026

Read this mga Mommies! 🤗

Heto ang mga Tips ko paano maiiwasan ang makapal na Vitamins Stain sa Ngipin ng Bata.

1. Gumamit ng Droper or straw sa pag papainum ng Vitamins para di direct sa Ngipin yung vitamins.

2. After uminum ng vitamins mag mumog ng Tubig or Mas maganda Toothbrush ang Ngipin ng Bata para di dumikit ang kulay ng bitamina.

3. Kung may stain kanang nakikita sa Ngipin niya dalhin ang Bata sa Dental Clinic ipalinis ang mga Ngipin at palagyan ng Fluoride.
Huwag muna hintayin kumapal ang Stain bago dalhin sa Dentist.

Tips : Kaya naman itong iwasan pero kailang natin maging masipag sa Paglilinis ng Ngipin ng bata after mag Vitamins at need natin ang Help ng Dentists sa Ganitong sitwasyon. Huwag ng hintayin kumapal, 1st sign palang ng stain dalhin agad sa Dental Clinic.
Happy Friday to all♡♡♡

05/08/2026

Composite Restorations 🦷

04/08/2026

Bedtime brush may matter even more. 🪥🦷

Most people think the morning brush is the most important. Research suggests the bedtime brush may matter even more.

During sleep, saliva production naturally decreases, reducing the mouth's ability to wash away plaque and bacteria. As a result, dental plaque can remain undisturbed for hours, creating an environment that may promote bacterial growth and inflammation.

In a study published in Scientific Reports, researchers examined whether the timing of toothbrushing was associated with cardiovascular outcomes. People who brushed their teeth before bed—whether or not they also brushed in the morning—had a significantly lower risk of cardiovascular events than those who skipped nighttime brushing. Interestingly, brushing only in the morning did not show the same association.

The researchers suggest that removing dental plaque before sleep may help reduce the overnight bacterial burden. Because this was an observational study, the findings show an association rather than proving cause and effect.

Brushing before bed takes only a few minutes, yet it remains one of the simplest evidence-based habits for protecting oral health—and it may also support overall health.

Reference:
Isomura ET, Suna S, Kurakami H, et al. Not brushing teeth at night may increase the risk of cardiovascular disease. Scientific Reports. 2023.