G.F. Espeña Dental Clinic

G.F. Espeña Dental Clinic A simple Dental Clinic (just like your home) that provides a superb quality of service at affordable cost

Happy 16th 🧡Hurry for a limited time only 🎉😍
08/09/2020

Happy 16th 🧡

Hurry for a limited time only 🎉😍

Dear Patients, Amor is excited to see you 😍😁Keep safe and Godbless 🧡🙏
04/09/2020

Dear Patients,
Amor is excited to see you 😍😁

Keep safe and Godbless 🧡🙏

🧡Teeth Whitening 🧡It is the process that lightens the color of the tooth. 🧡Indication: Whitening is often desirable when...
04/09/2020

🧡Teeth Whitening 🧡

It is the process that lightens the color of the tooth.

🧡Indication:
Whitening is often desirable when teeth become yellowed over time for a number of reasons.

🧡Advantages :
1. Appearance Improvement
2. Great smile that linked to health , confidence and beauty
3. Brings good first impressions
4. Confidence booster
5. Takes attention away from facial flaws

For questions and more details and appointment schedule , please message us here in our fb page or text us to the following numbers

09391193610 - Smart
09358040019 - Globe

Hope to see you soon
Keep safe and God bless 😘🧡

16/07/2020

Flexible Dentures 🧡 Not your ordinary denture:)

Flexible dentures are are made from a high-quality plastic material which neatly fits into your mouth and is virtually invisible. In addition, they DO NOT require any metal clasps to keep them in place.

Why Should I Opt For Flexible Partial Dentures?

1. Natural Appearance

Flexible partial dentures are always made with the colour, shape and fit in mind, working to achieve a remarkably natural looking-result. In addition, the lack of metal clasps allows the denture to blend seamlessly with your gums and remaining teeth.

2. Better Comfort

Because flexible partials are custom-fabricated to fit each patient’s unique anatomy, this denture is one of the most comfortable tooth replacement options on the market. They are also lightweight, which allows patients to become accustomed to the dentures very quickly.

3. Completely Metal Free

Flexible partial dentures are TOTALLY metal-free, making them a great alternative for patients who suffer from a metal allergy or who may feel that having metal in their mouth is not the healthiest option.

4. Minimal Preparation

Compared to other tooth replacement options, such as implant-supported dentures, flexible partial dentures require minimal preparation and their plastic material will:

🧡Reduce chair time
🧡Eliminate the need for invasive procedures
🧡Shorten the design time
🧡Lower the chances of any construction errors

5. Durable

Even though flexible dentures are made from a lightweight material, they are very strong and durable and built to withstand stress and pressure in the mouth. Additionally, they are resistant to chemical deterioration.

For more details please message us here in our page or reach us thru

Globe - 09358040019
Smart- 09391193610

Slots are available for tomorrow Friday July 17, 2020 1pm to 5pm

Source - calgarydentureclinic.net

14/07/2020
Also PM us in our page for more details
08/07/2020

Also PM us in our page for more details

How was your weekend ?🙂 Here is our Dental trivia, education and tips for this week 🙂 There are two main dental effects ...
29/06/2020

How was your weekend ?🙂
Here is our Dental trivia, education and tips for this week 🙂

There are two main dental effects of drinking soda: Erosion and Cavities.

🧡Erosion

Erosion begins when the acids in soft drinks encounter the tooth enamel, which is the outermost protective layer on your teeth. Their effect is to reduce the surface hardness of the enamel.

While sports drinks and fruit juices can also damage enamel, they stop there.

🧡Cavities

Soft drinks, on the other hand, can also affect the next layer, dentin, and even composite fillings. This damage to your tooth enamel can invite cavities. Cavities, or caries, develop over time in people who drink soft drinks regularly. Add in poor oral hygiene, and a lot of damage can occur to the teeth.

HOW TO PREVENT DAMAGE?

The obvious solution? Stop drinking soda. But many of us just can’t seem to kick the habit. There are things you can do to lessen the risk of damaging your teeth, however.

🧡Drink in moderation.
Don’t have more than one soft drink each day. Just one will do damage enough.

🧡Drink quickly.
The longer it takes to drink a soft drink, the more time it has to wreak havoc on your dental health. The faster you drink, the less time the sugars and acids have to damage your teeth. (Just don’t use this as an excuse to drink twice as many soft drinks!)

🧡Use a straw.
This will help keep the damaging acids and sugars away from your teeth.

🧡Rinse your mouth with water afterward.
Flushing your mouth with some water after drinking soda will help wash away any remaining sugars and acids, and stop them from attacking your teeth.

🧡Wait before you brush.
Despite what you may think, brushing immediately after you have a soda isn’t a good idea. That’s because the friction against the vulnerable and recently acid-attacked teeth can do more harm than good. Instead, wait 30 to 60 minutes.

🧡Avoid soft drinks before bedtime.
Not only will the sugar likely keep you up, but the sugar and acid will have all night to attack your teeth.

And Lastly .......
🧡Get regular dental cleanings. Regular checkups and exams will identify problems before they worsen.

So did you visit your Dentist already ? Pm us and set your appointment 😊
Accepting patients for July 2 and July 3 2020
For more details message us here in our Fb page or reach us thru:
Globe- 09358040019
Smart- 09391193610

Thank you Stay safe and healthy , take care 😊

Daily brushing and Flossing are essential to have a healthy smile , but do you know nutrition has an effect on your dent...
22/06/2020

Daily brushing and Flossing are essential to have a healthy smile , but do you know nutrition has an effect on your dental health too?

Here are nutritious foods that helps you to have a strong and healthy teeth and gums :

🧡Eggs - eggs and its yolk are one of excellent sources of vitamin D which you need for better absorption of calcium that builds and maintains healthy strong teeth.

🧡Dairy Products - (cheese, milk, plain yogurt etc) calcium and phosphates in dairy products helps put back minerals to your teeth that might have lost due to other food intake ; they also help rebuild the enamel.

🧡Honey and Propolis-
Propolis ( bee glue ) helps to prevent cavities by killing oral bacteria and preventing it from thriving, it also has an anti- inflammatory properties that prevents gum disease, encourage healing and reduces inflammation whenever you had an oral surgery.
Honey - helps to prevent cavities by stopping the growth of dental plaque bacteria and reduces the production of acid that may contribute to have dental caries.

🧡Seafood - has omega 3 fatty acids that helps to lower the chance of having gum disease

🧡Nuts - contains vitamin D and calcium, The crunch of nuts in your mouth, stimulates saliva production and cleans your teeth.

🧡Apples- high in fiber and water , helps in producing saliva in your mouth which rinses away bacteria and food particles . It’s fibrous texture also helps to stimulate the gums.

🧡Hard vegetables - ( Carrots , Celery etc. ) also stimulates the gums and generate saliva to cleanse the mouth. Carrots and Celeries are good sources of beta carotene for body to produce vitamin A whic is essential to have stronger teeth.

Eat Healthy and Live Healthy 🙂
Visit your dentist twice a year, for proper guidance and maintenance of your oral health...

A reminder from G.F Espeña Dental clinic
For appointment schedule message us here in our page or reach us thru:
Globe - 09358040019
Smart - 09391193610

We have slots for June 25 (Thursday) and June 26 (Friday)

We are looking forward to see you :)

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Quezon City
1106

Opening Hours

Thursday 10am - 5pm
Friday 10am - 5pm

Telephone

+639391193610

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