A. Callera Dental

24/12/2025

23/12/2025

We are incredibly grateful for the trust you place in us. May your holiday season be full of joy, health, and plenty of reasons to show off that beautiful smile! Merry Christmas from A. Callera Dental team! 🎄🥳🎅🤶🦷🎁

26/11/2025

Hindi na kelangan mag braces 😜Para ito sa mga nagmamadali na may event pero di advisable sa lahat ha! Composite Veneers of 4 anterior teeth and 1 fiber reinforced crown (temporary only) 😊

21/10/2025

If you choose not to have your tooth extracted, we perform root canal therapy. However, there are limitations, as some cases can be very difficult. But if your RCT is properly done, the success rate is very high. Here's a case we did last year and monitored with an x-ray this year. Obvious bone healing indicates successful treatment. So, the process doesn't end after your RCT treatment is complete; we monitor the area until the bone damaged by the abscess is healed. In some cases, extraction is inevitable 🙂

03/09/2025

02/09/2025

ANNOUNCEMENT ‼️‼️‼️

We're seeing heavy patient queuing at the clinic for appointments right now. We're working hard to clear it up, but please expect longer wait times. We apologize for the inconvenience and appreciate your patience. Thank you 🙂

18/08/2025

Celebrating tomorrow the smile that brightens our clinic and our lives! 🎉 Happy Birthday to our amazing head dentist, Doc Alpha Callera-Acuña! 🦷💖

15/08/2025

Thank you for the visit sir Kenji! ☺️

Meron pala magaling na Dentist
Dito sa Nova QC
Mapapa Smile ka talaga

A. Callera Dental Clinic

04/08/2025

To our dear patients. Please read 🙂

Most people think of a cavity or toothache as a localized problem — something limited to the mouth. But in reality, when tooth decay progresses into the deeper layers of the tooth, it can become a dangerous infection with body-wide consequences.

When a cavity reaches the innermost part of the tooth — the pulp — bacteria can invade the root canal system and enter the surrounding bone. From there, these pathogens can find their way into the bloodstream, especially if the infection leads to an abscess. Once in the blood, bacteria from the mouth don’t just stay put — they can travel to critical organs like the heart, brain, lungs, or even joints, triggering serious health complications.

Scientific research has consistently shown links between untreated dental infections and systemic diseases. For example, infective endocarditis, a life-threatening heart condition, can result when oral bacteria colonize damaged heart valves. Similarly, oral bacteria like Fusobacterium nucleatum have been detected in brain abscesses, lung infections, and even complications during pregnancy.

What makes this especially concerning is that a tooth infection may not always cause intense pain in its early stages. It can quietly spread — all while the immune system is battling it from behind the scenes. Delaying treatment not only increases dental costs, but also raises the risk of a medical emergency if the infection breaks into systemic circulation.

That’s why early dental intervention isn't just about saving teeth — it's about protecting your overall health. Infections that begin in the mouth can turn deadly if ignored. Dentistry is preventive medicine, and in this case, it may be lifesaving.

15/07/2025

We recently received a 1-star Google review concerning appointment booking difficulties and feeling of discrimination against HMO patients. While we do not really care for google reviews, we want to be clear: we do not discriminate based on insurance. In fact, 80% of our patients are HMOs, and we are dedicated to providing equitable care to everyone. We value every patient and strive to treat everyone with the utmost respect and fairness. We're also actively working to improve our scheduling process. Your feedback helps us do better.

14/07/2025

Another case of a root canal treated tooth which underwent an endodontic bleaching procedure. Diastema closure was also performed 🙂