Dr. Nilda Dia Dental Clinic

09/01/2026

After Braces, Retainers are essential!! 🦷
Ctto: braces shop online

After braces
゚viralシviralシfypシ゚viralシalシ

31/12/2025

Our entire Dental team, Wishing you a year as remarkable and unique as you are. Cheers to a year filled with success, love, and meaningful experiences. May every challenge turn into an opportunity, and every joy be multiplied. Sending heartfelt wishes for an amazing New Year full of blessings.

HAPPY NEW YEAR from your Dr. Nilda Dia dental clinic team 🎊🥳🎉🎇🎆

31/12/2025

🎍NEW YEAR’S SCHEDULE ANNOUNCEMENT 🎊

24/12/2025

🎄HOLIDAY SCHEDULE ANNOUNCEMENT 🎅🥳

24/12/2025

Dr. Nilda Dia Dental Clinic, pray that your world is always full of smiles and cheers, happiness and success with the blessings of Almightly.. 🙏

Merry Christmas everyone! Godbless us always! 🙏🎄🎅

23/12/2025

🎄HOLIDAY SCHEDULE ANNOUNCEMENT 🎄

Happy Holidays!! 🎄🎅🧑‍🎄🦷🪥

Here’s our holiday schedule for the remaining days of 2025 ⬇️

Dr. Nilda Dia Dental Clinic will be CLOSED on:
❄️December 24-27, 2025 (WEDNESDAY TIL SATURDAY ) Then,
❄️ OPEN / RESUME on DECEMBER 29 and 30, 2025 (MONDAY and TUESDAY)

❄️ CLOSED on December 31, 2025, January 1 and 2, 2026 then Clinic RESUME/OPEN on January 3, 2025 SATURDAY.

For BOOKINGS/APPOINTMENTS and other inquiry you can send us a dm/message here on our page.

❄️🎄We would like to express our sincerest appreciation for the trust you have placed in us and best wishes for the holidays.

We wish you a very Happy Holiday season and a peaceful and prosperous New Year.. God Bless us always! 🎄🥰🙏❤️🦷

03/11/2025

26/10/2025

UNDAS BREAK 2025:

In observance of All Saint’s Day and All Soul’s Day,
DR. NILDA DIA DENTAL CLINIC will be CLOSED on November 1-2, 2025 (SATURDAY and SUNDAY).

We'll be back to serve your smile on November 3, 2025 (MONDAY).
You can send us a message for inquiries and appointments.

"A DAY TO PRAY FOR THE SOULS OF OUR DEARLY DEPARTED. MAY THEY REST IN PEACE... "

27/08/2025

https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1CnqDFTJah/

“Doc, may tigyawat ako sa gilagid?!?!”

-Ang tawag dyan ay Fistula. Karaniwang matatagpuan ang “pimple” sa gilagid/ ngala-ngala, pero hindi yan acne. Ibig lang sabihin may nana sa ngipin mo, infected and ngipin mo. 🦠

Kung maalat din ang nalalasahan mo, or may kakaiba sa panlasa mo, malamang infected ang tooth mo.

“Doc pwede pa ba ipasta?”

Hindi na po. Kasi parang naglagay ka lang ng plaster sa sugat na may nana sa loob, hindi gagaling.

“Doc di naman po nasakit pwede pa ba ipasta?” Hindi na nga po mæm. RCT or bunot lang ang solusyon. 🩺

Treatment for this:

1. Root Canal

“Doc di ba nakaka cancer ang root canal?” - kakatiktok mo yan! Walang scientific proof na root canal causes cancer. In fact, nakakatulong pa nga ang RCT kasi tinatanggal ang infection na pwedeng magdulot ng mas malalang sakit.

2. Bunot
Basta make sure na after bunutan ireplace ang missing tooth by means of pustiso or fixed bridge o pwede ring implant.

Kung may fistula ka na, ibig sabihin matagal nang may infection. Hindi solusyon ang pasta. To avoid problems like this, make sure to visit your licensed dentist. Yun lang, byeeee~ 🦷

06/06/2025

Happy Eid Al-Adha Mubarak to all our muslim brothers and sisters, May this special day be filled with happiness, delicious food and unique traditions.. Eid Mubarak! 🐑🕌

05/06/2025

White spot lesions are one of the earliest warning signs of tooth decay. They appear as chalky white, opaque patches on the surface of the teeth, especially near the gum line or in areas where dental plaque tends to accumulate. These white spots form when minerals like calcium and phosphate are lost from the enamel due to acid attacks caused by bacteria in dental plaque. These bacteria feed on sugars from food and produce acids that lower the pH in the mouth, leading to a process called enamel demineralization.

At this early stage, the enamel surface is still intact, and the damage can be reversed. With proper care, such as using fluoride toothpaste or fluoride varnish, applying remineralizing agents, improving oral hygiene, and reducing sugar intake, these white spots can be treated and the enamel can regain its strength.

If not managed, the demineralization can progress and cause cavities that require dental fillings. That’s why early detection is so important. Dentists may also use special tools to detect and monitor these lesions more accurately. Recognizing white spots early helps prevent more serious tooth decay and supports long-term dental health through preventive care.