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Smile transformation with 9-unit zirconia veneers + zirconia vonlay with LiSi spray to enhance the bonding performance o...
16/07/2026

Smile transformation with
9-unit zirconia veneers + zirconia vonlay with LiSi spray to enhance the bonding performance of Zirconia.

Photos captured immediately after cementation—gingival tissues are still in the early healing stage.

Non-Extraction Orthodontic Management of a Locked Maxillary Canine in a 13-Year-Old FemaleA 13-year-old female patient p...
18/06/2026

Non-Extraction Orthodontic Management of a Locked Maxillary Canine in a 13-Year-Old Female

A 13-year-old female patient presented with a locked upper right canine, severe crowding, and a narrow V-shaped maxillary arch. The patient's parents preferred a non-extraction treatment approach and declined premolar extractions.

Treatment Progress

1. A Rapid Palatal Expander (RPE) was placed to achieve skeletal upper arch expansion and correct the narrow V-shaped palate.
2. Maxillary molars were de-rotated and uprighted to maximize arch perimeter and gain additional space.
3. Open-coil springs were utilized to create sufficient space for the locked upper right canine.

Results After 4 Months
Following expansion and space-gaining mechanics, the RPE was removed. Adequate space was successfully created for the upper right canine, and significant improvement in crowding was achieved. The upper arch form was broadened, allowing for effective leveling and alignment of the teeth while maintaining a non-extraction treatment approach.

Conclusion
This case demonstrates how a combination of skeletal expansion, molar de-rotation, uprighting mechanics, and strategic space opening can successfully manage crowding and facilitate canine alignment in a growing patient without the need for premolar extractions.

Overlays vs Crowns?Why in our clinic we always opt to finish our root canaled teeth ( prone to fractures/cracking ) with...
22/05/2026

Overlays vs Crowns?

Why in our clinic we always opt to finish our root canaled teeth ( prone to fractures/cracking ) with Overlays instead of Crowns?

1. No need for big reduction of sound tooth structure.

2. We keep the enamel (the strongest layer of the tooth) at the cervical area which absorbs the flexural stress of chewing forces.

3. Easier to prepare, to take impression and to do proper isolation during cementation of Overlays

4. Removing all fractured points on original tooth and replacing it with Overlays helps reinforce the tooth, distributing chewing forces evenly, preventing further cracking and breaking .

Clinical judgment remains just as critical as x-ray findings when determining whether a tooth is saveable or requires mo...
23/04/2026

Clinical judgment remains just as critical as x-ray findings when determining whether a tooth is saveable or requires more invasive treatment.

A patient presented with pain triggered by stimuli, which was relieved by medication. Upon examination, the tooth responded positive to cold test, with sensitivity resolving completely in under 10 seconds. These findings suggested a reversible pulpal condition, indicating that the tooth had the potential to recover with proper intervention.

Based on this, a BIOMIMETIC restoration was performed following gold-standard adhesive and restorative protocols.

The outcome was favorable: the patient experienced immediate relief after the procedure, with complete resolution of symptoms by the following day. Through careful diagnosis and conservative treatment planning, root canal therapy was avoided, preserving the vitality of the tooth.

A proper coronal seal / PRECISE FIT of final restoration is crucial because bacterial leakage from the oral cavity can ...
13/03/2026

A proper coronal seal / PRECISE FIT of final restoration is crucial because bacterial leakage from the oral cavity can re-infect the canal system even after a well-done root canal. Studies show that both a good root canal filling and a high-quality coronal restoration are essential for long-term endodontic success

This case presented with a previously placed crown and an infected root canal. A retreatment was performed for both the root canal and the crown.

The tooth was re-prepared to improve the margins, allowing the ceramist to fabricate a crown that merges smoothly with the tooth structure. Proper marginal adaptation is critical to ensure an adequate seal.

The final crown must not present overhangs or open margins, as these defects can allow bacterial leakage and compromise the coronal seal. Achieving a PRECISE FIT helps protect the root canal treatment and contributes to the long-term success of the tooth.

Saved Tooth, One Day at a TimeWhen people ask why we choose to save teeth in difficult and complicated cases, the answer...
16/02/2026

Saved Tooth, One Day at a Time

When people ask why we choose to save teeth in difficult and complicated cases, the answer is simple — because we have seen success.

When a procedure is done properly, a natural tooth can last for many years without major problems. Of course, there are exceptions. Sometimes microcracks cannot be detected on a 2D X-ray, especially those hidden beneath the roots. But despite these uncertainties, we choose to try.

In the end, we want to be able to answer our own “what if” questions.

What if it can survive?
What if it can be successful?

Rather than immediately concluding that extraction followed by a denture or implant is the only solution, we give the natural tooth a chance.

Because the more we see artificial replacements being placed, the more we are reminded of the value of preserving what is natural.

Saving a tooth isn’t just about treatment.
It’s about possibility, patience, and believing in preservation.

A 5 yr follow up on 2 units Veneers placed in 2021.The patient came in complaining of staining and color mismatch of her...
05/02/2026

A 5 yr follow up on 2 units Veneers placed in 2021.

The patient came in complaining of staining and color mismatch of her laterals compared to adjacent teeth.

Date of procedure: Oct. 2021
Procedure performed : 2 unit Veneers on her laterals
Material : Emax
Results : excellent color stability after 5 yrs, Margins remain well adapted and smooth, no crack, discoloration nor chip off.

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M1 Central Bldg , E. Rodriguez Sr Avenue Corner Matimyas St. Quezon City
Quezon City
1102

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 6pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 6pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 6pm
Thursday 8:30am - 6pm
Friday 8:30am - 6pm
Saturday 8:30am - 6pm

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+639178389294

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