Gusi-Famaran Dental Clinic

18/08/2026

📣📣Sorry we're CLOSED TODAY!
AUGUST 18, 2026 TUESDAY.

For the safety of our patients and staff, the clinic will be closed today due to the inclement weather conditions.
We will resume tommorow on our regular clinic hours 🩺🦷

KEEP SAFE AND STAY DRY! ☂️

13/07/2026

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04/04/2026

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17/02/2026

Impacted maxillary canine associated with localized infection and abscess formation. Surgical removal with curettage performed under local anesthesia.

(Surgical removal of an impacted canine is performed when the tooth fails to erupt into its normal position in the dental arch due to obstruction, abnormal angulation, or lack of space. The procedure is indicated when orthodontic traction is not feasible, prognosis is poor, or when the impacted tooth is associated with pathology such as cyst formation, root resorption of adjacent teeth, or recurrent infection.)

14/02/2026

Continuing learning and development for GFDC staff.

09/02/2026

Extrusion of an impacted canine means bringing a canine tooth that’s stuck in the bone (impacted) into its proper position in the dental arch, usually with orthodontic traction after surgical exposure.

Here’s the clean, clinical breakdown 👇

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What it is

A combined surgical–orthodontic procedure where:
1. The impacted canine is surgically exposed, and
2. Orthodontic force is applied to pull (extrude) the tooth into alignment.