Santos-David Dental Care

13/05/2026

A tooth can appear completely healthy while decay quietly spreads between teeth.

These hidden cavities often develop in tight contact areas where brushing cannot clean effectively, allowing bacteria and plaque to slowly damage the tooth underneath the surface.

Common warning signs can include:
• Food getting stuck repeatedly
• Bad odor between teeth
• Sensitivity to sweets or cold
• A dark shadow between teeth or near the gumline

Many cavities between teeth are only discovered on dental X-rays after significant damage has already occurred.

Daily flossing helps remove plaque from surfaces brushing misses. Detecting cavities early can help prevent larger fillings, root canal treatment, fractures, and even tooth loss later on.

Not all cavities are visible until the damage becomes serious.

18/04/2026

Want to straighten your teeth without wearing metal braces? Clear aligners available in our clinic. They are custom made clear plastic trays that shift teeth gradually offering better hygiene, comfort and aesthetics🦷🦷🦷

02/03/2026

Dental composite restoration (pasta)

04/02/2026

Most people think brushing is enough.
It isn’t.

A toothbrush only cleans the front, back, and chewing surfaces of your teeth.
But 40% of each tooth surface sits between teeth, where bristles cannot reach.

That hidden space is where: • Cavities usually start
• Gum disease begins
• Chronic inflammation develops
• Bad breath bacteria thrive

Flossing isn’t an “extra step.”
It’s the only way to remove plaque and bacteria from between teeth, where the highest disease risk exists.

Even with perfect brushing, skipping flossing leaves nearly half your mouth uncleaned.

That’s why dentists don’t say brush or floss.
They say brush and floss — every day.

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26/01/2026

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09/01/2026

Removing braces doesn’t mean the journey to a perfect smile is complete. Teeth are supported by bone and tiny elastic fibers that “remember” their previous positions. Much like a stretched rubber band, these tissues naturally try to pull teeth back to where they once were.

To prevent this, retainers play a critical role. Acting like seatbelts for your teeth, they keep your smile in its new alignment. Without consistent retainer use, the results of months or even years of orthodontic treatment can gradually shift back, undoing all the progress.

Experts recommend wearing retainers as directed often nightly and maintaining good oral hygiene. Regular dental checkups also help ensure your smile stays straight and healthy for years to come.

Source: American Association of Orthodontists (AAO)

23/12/2025

15/11/2025

Orthodontic treatment (braces)

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Gen. Luna st. Cangatba Porac Pampanga