Doc D Dental Studio

03/10/2026

Taking time off from treating patients cause learning never stops 📝👩🏻‍⚕️

See you all again on October 9 😊🦷

25/09/2026

📣Please take note of changes in our upcoming schedule. Only emergency check ups will be scheduled next week.

Thank you. And see you all in October 😊🏥👩🏻‍⚕️

27/08/2026

Smile Transformation Alert 🔔
Sharing with you one of our most recent and fulfilling case ✨

Patient came in with badly broken and mobile teeth and informed us that they lost their old dentures. We did check up and advised patient of the best treatment we could recommend. We extracted the badly broken tooth as well as the most mobile tooth. We recommended to save the central incisor and transform it using composite veneers ✨

Did trial, and tadaaaah ✨
Smile transformation complete 🎉
New dentures, and a more confident smile 😁
Now patient can eat anything he likes with ease and smile better and bigger for the coming occassions 😉

Interested in having a smile transformation like this? We got you covered, send us a message 📨

See you soon! ✨

Accredited by Cocolife Dental, Elite Dental and Valuecare HMO.

We accept cash, gcash, maya, bank transfer and credit card payments for your convenience 🦷

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Location: 📍Doc D Dental Studio, 35 Columbia St. corner Harvard St. Brgy E Rodriguez, Cubao, Quezon City

29/07/2026

📣 Please take note of changes in our schedule this July and August.

We are closed on July 31, August 1 and August 7-11, 2026.

We are open on August 3-6 and August 12 onwards. 🦷

Send us a message to set an appointment. See you all soon! ✨

Accredited by Cocolife Dental, Elite Dental and Valuecare HMO.

We accept cash, gcash, maya, bank transfer and credit card payments for your convenience 🦷

FB: Doc D Dental Studio
IG: docddentalstudio
☎️(02) 86602698
📱09062520142

Location: 📍Doc D Dental Studio, 35 Columbia St. corner Harvard St. Brgy E Rodriguez, Cubao, Quezon City

16/07/2026

10/06/2026

We are open on June 12, Independence Day 🇵🇭

Message us if you'd like to schedule an appointment. See you soon 😉🦷

28/05/2026

Many parents underestimate how important oral health is during childhood, but untreated dental problems can affect eating, speaking, sleep, confidence, and overall well-being. Severe tooth decay may lead to infections, discomfort, and long-term complications if ignored for extended periods. Health experts emphasize that regular brushing, healthy eating habits, fluoride use, and routine dental visits play a major role in preventing serious dental issues in children.

In some cases, ongoing failure to provide necessary dental treatment may be viewed as medical neglect when it seriously harms a child’s health or development. Early prevention and timely care help children maintain healthier teeth, stronger habits, and better overall health throughout life.

Source: American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry

28/05/2026

We are open on Sunday, May 31, if you'd like to schedule an appointment 😊

📣 Please take note of changes in our schedule this May.

We are closed from May 22-24 and will resume normal clinic hours May 25 onwards.

Good news, we have an available Sunday schedule for you all this May 31. Yay! 🎉

Send us a message to set an appointment. See you all soon! ✨

Accredited by Cocolife Dental, Elite Dental and Valuecare HMO.

We accept cash, gcash, maya, bank transfer and credit card payments for your convenience 🦷

FB: Doc D Dental Studio
IG: docddentalstudio
☎️(02) 86602698
📱09062520142

Location: 📍Doc D Dental Studio, 35 Columbia St. corner Harvard St. Brgy E Rodriguez, Cubao, Quezon City

27/05/2026

Many parents worry when they see spaces between their child’s baby teeth. But in most cases, those small gaps are actually a healthy sign.

Baby teeth are naturally smaller than permanent teeth. As a child grows, the jaws also grow and create extra space to prepare for the much larger adult teeth that will erupt later. That’s why dentists often like to see some spacing between baby teeth during early childhood.

When baby teeth are very tight together with little or no spacing, there may be less room available for the permanent teeth in the future. This can increase the likelihood of crowding, overlapping, or crooked teeth as adult teeth begin to come in.

Of course, spacing alone cannot perfectly predict future orthodontic needs, but it can give important clues about how the teeth and jaws are developing.

Sometimes, the gaps parents worry about today are actually helping create a healthier smile tomorrow.