Silvano Klinika Dental

11/02/2026

We don’t wish that to happen but just incase! Send us a message. 🤪🦷

06/02/2026

Congrats! It’s a baby boy! 🦷

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20/01/2026

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19/01/2026

That is why it is best to know the treatment options possible once you have your tooth removed or extracted. 🦷

Even a single missing tooth can initiate a domino effect, leading to significant dental and structural changes over time.

1️⃣ Bite Disruption
Your teeth are designed to function as a single, balanced unit to maintain proper alignment and chewing efficiency.

🔹Shifting teeth: When a tooth is lost, neighboring teeth begin to drift or tilt into the empty space due to the loss of contact and support.

🔹Supra-eruption: The opposing tooth may start to over-erupt toward the gap because it no longer meets resistance during biting.

🔹Malocclusion: These changes disturb bite harmony, causing uneven tooth wear, jaw strain, TMJ stress, jaw pain, and even chronic headaches.

2️⃣ Jawbone Weakening (Bone Resorption)
The jawbone depends on regular stimulation from tooth roots to maintain its strength and density.

🔹Loss of stimulation: After tooth loss, the bone in that area no longer receives chewing forces.

🔹Rapid bone loss: Studies show that up to 25% of the surrounding bone volume can be lost within the first year if the tooth is not replaced.

🔹Structural instability: Progressive bone loss weakens the support of nearby teeth, increasing the risk of further tooth loss.

3️⃣ Gradual Facial Changes
Although subtle at first, long-term bone loss and bite collapse can alter facial appearance.

🔹Sunken look: Reduced bone support can cause the cheeks and lips to lose fullness.

🔹Premature aging: Loss of facial height contributes to deeper wrinkles and thinning lips.

🔹Collapsed jaw profile: Advanced lower jawbone resorption may rotate the chin forward or upward, creating an aged or collapsed facial appearance.

Disclaimer: For educational purposes only. Always consult a dental professional for diagnosis and treatment.

12/01/2026

Thank you so much to our patients turned into friends. 🫶🏻

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11/01/2026

If you want to have your healthy smiles 🙂

Visit us at📍 B1 L19 Windrose Townhomes Fourth Estate Subd Pque City

📞 09567506696 / 09664433815

Or just send us a message here! 💌

05/01/2026

We are strictly by appointment. But we can accommodate “after work” 6pm onwards schedules 🙂

05/01/2026

Let’s get back on making healthy and beautiful smiles this 2026. 🔍

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📍 Fame street Fourth Estate Pque City

31/12/2025

We are now few hours away 2026, before 2025 ends we just want to send our greetings and best wishes to our loyal patients, loving family and supportive friends. We are forever grateful to all of you. Wishing you all a blessed and prosperous year ahead! 🥳

Maraming salamat po sa patuloy na pagtangkilik sa aming serbisyo. Mabuhay po kayo! ❤️

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23/10/2025

A year full of gratitude for all our patients, friends & families for their unwavering support and for giving us chance to be part of their healthy smiles. We wish to create hundreds of smiles each year. 💞

06/10/2025

🦷 What Really Happens When a Tooth Is Lost

Losing a tooth may seem like a small problem — especially if it’s not visible when smiling — but medically, it’s a silent chain reaction that can alter the entire mouth structure.

Each tooth in the jaw supports the next like a team; when one is missing, the balance collapses. The nearby teeth start drifting or tilting toward the empty space, while the opposing tooth (from the opposite arch) begins to over-erupt into the gap. Over time, this misalignment can disturb the bite, strain the jaw joints, and even trigger chronic headaches or muscle tension.

Beneath the surface, the damage continues. The jawbone that once supported the missing tooth begins to shrink — a process called alveolar bone resorption. Without regular stimulation from chewing forces, the bone loses density, weakening facial support. This is why people with multiple missing teeth often develop a “sunken” facial appearance or premature facial aging.

Gum tissues also recede around the area, creating food traps and increasing the risk of gum disease and tooth decay in neighboring teeth.

Functionally, even a single missing tooth reduces chewing efficiency. The rest of the teeth have to overwork, leading to wear, cracks, or sensitivity. In long-standing cases, the uneven bite forces can even affect the temporomandibular joint (TMJ) — the hinge connecting the jaw to the skull — causing jaw pain, clicking sounds, or restricted movement.

Replacing a missing tooth promptly — whether through a dental implant, bridge, or partial denture — helps preserve bone, restore proper bite, and maintain overall oral health. What may seem like a small gap today can become a bigger, costlier dental issue tomorrow. Early replacement isn’t cosmetic — it’s preventive healthcare.

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Disclaimer: This information is for educational purposes only and does not replace a professional medical advice or diagnosis.

03/09/2025

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