Madeleine's Dental Clinic

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13/05/2026

Happy Fiesta Pulilan!!!
Clinic Schedule
May 14-15 10:30-3:30pm…

30/04/2026

Clinic Schedule:
May 1 ( Fri) -Closed
May 2&3 (Sat&Sun) Open..1pm-6pm

17/04/2026

Clinic Schedule This Weekend
April 17 (Friday) 1:30-6pm
April 18 (Sat) 10:30-4:30 pm

15/04/2026

Modern diets may be shrinking our jaws — and triggering dental problems our ancestors rarely experienced.

Recent scientific analyses suggest that issues like crowded teeth and impacted wisdom teeth are not as ancient as we often assume. In fact, evidence from prehistoric human remains indicates that these problems were far less common in earlier populations.

For thousands of years, hunter-gatherer societies had broader, well-developed jaws that could easily accommodate a full set of teeth. Orthodontic crowding was rare, and natural alignment was the norm — not the exception.

Researchers studying ancient skulls observed that malocclusion (tooth misalignment) appears to have increased significantly after humans transitioned to agriculture and, later, modern processed diets. This points toward a strong environmental influence on how our jaws develop.

The key factor lies in function. Early human diets consisted of tough, fibrous foods that required intense chewing. This constant mechanical stimulation played a crucial role in guiding jaw growth and shaping dental arches properly during development.

Today, softer, highly processed foods demand far less chewing. As a result, jaw development may be less robust, leading to narrower arches that struggle to fit the same number of teeth. The outcome is what we now commonly see: crowding, misalignment, and impacted wisdom teeth.

In simple terms, our teeth haven’t changed much — but our jaws have.

📄Source:
Pinhasi R, Eshed V, von Cramon-Taubadel N. Incongruity between affinity patterns based on mandibular and lower dental dimensions following the transition to agriculture in the Near East, Anatolia and Europe. PLoS ONE.

11/04/2026

We are Closed Today..
April 11,2026
We will reopen on Monday
April 13, 2026

07/04/2026

Where music meets coffee. See you on April 18 ❤️

Let's keep it fun for Everyone! ☕✨

-No entrance fee – just order something delicious from our menu!
-No outside food and drinks, please.
-Keep the vibes fun but manage your noise so everyone can enjoy.
-Smoking is prohibited inside the cafe.
-We have open mic slots available, just let us know should you wish to join

06/04/2026

Clinic Closed
April 7, 2026..
We will resume on
April 8, 2026

Holy Week Schedule…Pls Be Guided Accordingly.
28/03/2026

Holy Week Schedule…
Pls Be Guided Accordingly.

Living happy, smiling brighter — because a happy life shows in every smile. 🦷✨ …
20/03/2026

Living happy, smiling brighter — because a happy life shows in every smile. 🦷✨
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Pulilan
3005

Opening Hours

Monday 10:30am - 5pm
Tuesday 10:30am - 5pm
Wednesday 10:30am - 5pm
Thursday 10:30am - 5pm
Friday 1pm - 6pm
Saturday 10:30pm - 5pm

Telephone

+639285065796

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