Dr Evamarie Yap Dental Clinic

11/08/2026

✨ A NEW SMILE, BUILT TO LAST! ✨

Another smile transformation at Yap Dental Clinic! 🦷🤎

This case was restored with 12 units of Porcelain-Fused-to-Zirconia Crowns, designed to improve the patient’s smile while restoring proper function, strength, and confidence.

Why Zirconia Crowns?
🦷 Natural-looking aesthetics
💪 Strong & durable
✨ Stain resistant
😁 Designed for a confident, beautiful smile

At Yap Dental Clinic, we believe that a beautiful smile should not only look good—it should feel natural and function well, too.

📸 From BEFORE ➡️ AFTER — a transformation made possible through careful treatment planning and attention to every detail.

We also offer Advanced Digital Dental Imaging right here in our clinic:
✅ Digital Panoramic X-ray
✅ Cephalometric X-ray
✅ TMJ View
✅ CBCT 3D Scan

📅 Monday to Saturday | Strictly by appointment
📞 0949 174 0879
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Strong. Natural. Beautifully You. 🤎🦷✨

10/08/2026

🦷 RESTORE YOUR SMILE WITH CONFIDENCE! ✨

Missing the strength, function, and natural appearance of your teeth? Porcelain Fused to Metal (PFM) Crowns offer the durability of a strong metal foundation combined with the beauty of porcelain—helping restore both your smile and function. 💙

At Yap Dental Clinic, we provide comprehensive dental care tailored to your needs—from diagnosis and treatment planning to your final smile.

✨ DIGITAL X-RAY SERVICES ARE ALSO AVAILABLE IN OUR CLINIC!
For more accurate diagnosis and better treatment planning, we offer:
• Digital Panoramic X-ray
• Digital Cephalometric X-ray
• TMJ Views
• CBCT / 3D Dental Imaging

📍 Dr. Evamarie Yap Dental Clinic
📞 0949 174 0879
🗓️ Monday to Saturday | Strictly by appointment only
📍 Waze/Google Maps: Dr. Evamarie Yap Dental Clinic

08/08/2026

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Pero totoo pong may clinic kami today. 😂
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Just for fun lang po 😂🫰🏻✌🏻

06/08/2026

🦷 Smile Restored. Confidence Rebuilt. ✨

Missing front teeth can affect more than just your smile—they can impact your confidence, speech, and ability to enjoy your favorite foods.

This patient regained a natural-looking, functional smile with a Porcelain Fused to Metal (PFM) Fixed Bridge. Designed for strength, durability, and esthetics, a fixed bridge is an excellent option for replacing missing teeth and restoring your smile with confidence.

Swipe to see this amazing Before & After transformation! 🤍

If you’re missing one or more teeth, let us help you find the best treatment option tailored to your needs.

📍 Yap Dental Clinic
📅 Strictly by appointment
📩 Send us a message to book your consultation today.

A healthy smile is an investment that lasts a lifetime. 🦷✨

04/08/2026

✨ Restore Your Smile. Restore Your Confidence. ✨

A missing tooth doesn’t just affect your smile—it can also impact your confidence, speech, and ability to chew comfortably.

At Yap Dental Clinic, our Porcelain-Fused-to-Metal (PFM) Fixed Bridge offers a durable, natural-looking solution to replace missing teeth and bring back your beautiful smile.

🦷 Benefits of a PFM Fixed Bridge:
✔️ Natural-looking appearance
✔️ Strong and long-lasting
✔️ Restores proper chewing and speech
✔️ Fixed in place—no need to remove
✔️ Helps you smile with confidence again

Every smile is unique, and we’re here to help you find the best treatment for your needs.

📍 Dr. Evamarie Yap Dental Clinic
📅 Monday–Saturday (Strictly by Appointment)
📞 0949 174 0879
📍 Available on Waze & Google Maps

Because everyone deserves a smile they can wear with confidence. 🤍✨

03/08/2026

🚨 A Tooth Infection Can Spread Beyond the Mouth and Become Life-Threatening

A tooth infection is more than a painful tooth. If left untreated, bacteria can spread beyond the tooth into nearby tissues and, in severe cases, enter the bloodstream, triggering a dangerous body-wide inflammatory response.

Most tooth infections begin when bacteria enter the pulp through deep decay, a cracked tooth, trauma, or a leaking restoration. As the bacteria multiply, they can form a dental abscess—a pocket of pus at the root of the tooth or in the surrounding gum.

Warning signs that require prompt dental evaluation include: • Severe, persistent, throbbing tooth pain • Swelling of the face, jaw, or gums • Fever • Pain while chewing or biting • Difficulty swallowing or breathing

Although uncommon, a severe untreated dental infection can spread into deeper tissues. In rare cases, bacteria may enter the bloodstream and contribute to sepsis—a life-threatening medical emergency that requires immediate treatment.

Early dental care, including drainage of the infection, root canal treatment, or tooth extraction when necessary, can stop the infection from spreading and help prevent serious complications.

▪️Disclaimer: This post is for educational purposes only and is not a substitute for professional dental or medical advice.

31/07/2026

30/07/2026

Dear parents,
As much as possible please Avoid sharing utensils or kissing your child as bacteria may travel/transfer especially if you have dental decay or caries.

A baby isn't born with the bacteria that cause most cavities. Those bacteria are usually acquired from another person's saliva.

As a baby's first teeth begin to erupt, everyday saliva-sharing habits—such as kissing on the lips, sharing spoons, tasting food before feeding, or cleaning a pacifier with the mouth—can transfer cavity-causing bacteria.

One of the primary bacteria involved is Streptococcus mutans. Once it reaches newly erupted teeth, it attaches to the enamel, feeds on sugars from food and drinks, and produces acids that gradually dissolve the tooth surface. Over time, this can lead to Early Childhood Caries (ECC)—one of the most common chronic diseases affecting children worldwide.

This doesn't mean parents and caregivers should stop showing affection. Kissing on the forehead or cheek, cuddling, hugging, and other loving interactions are generally considered safe. The goal is simply to reduce unnecessary saliva sharing during infancy and keep caregivers' mouths healthy, since good oral health in parents and caregivers can help support good oral health in children.

Small preventive habits during the first years of life can make a lifelong difference to a child's smile.

• Disclaimer: This post is for educational purposes only and is not a substitute for professional dental advice.

04/07/2026

✨ BIG NEWS! ✨

We are excited to announce that our Digital Dental X-ray Services are now available at our clinic!

Your comfort, safety, and accurate diagnosis remain our top priorities. With our new state-of-the-art digital imaging system, we can now provide faster, clearer, and more precise dental diagnostics to help us create the best treatment plan for your smile.

🦷 Now Available:
✅ Digital Panoramic X-ray (OPG)
✅ Cephalometric X-ray
✅ TMJ View
✅ CBCT (Cone Beam Computed Tomography)

Whether you’re planning for braces, wisdom tooth surgery, dental implants, root canal treatment, or a comprehensive oral examination, our advanced digital imaging technology allows us to see beyond what the eyes can see—helping us deliver better, safer, and more predictable dental care.

📍 Visit Dr Evamarie Yap Dental Clinic and experience modern dental diagnostics in one convenient location.

📅 Book your appointment today and let us help you achieve a healthier, brighter smile!

WALK INS ARE WELCOME FOR XRAY SERVICES ❤️

19/06/2026

Healthy teeth may be doing far more than helping people smile and chew.

A recent study found that the number of healthy natural teeth a person has may be closely linked to how long they live. Researchers reported that counting both the number and condition of teeth provided a better picture of lifespan risk than simply recording tooth loss alone. People who retained more healthy or properly treated teeth generally showed a lower risk of premature death.

Scientists believe this connection reflects the role oral health plays throughout the body. Healthy teeth help maintain proper nutrition by allowing people to eat a wider variety of foods, while untreated decay, infections, and tooth loss can contribute to chronic inflammation. Long-term oral inflammation has been associated with conditions such as cardiovascular disease, diabetes, and other age-related health problems.

The findings suggest that the mouth may serve as an important window into overall health, and that preserving natural teeth could be associated with healthier aging and improved longevity.

📄 Source:
DOI: 10.1186/s12903-025-07275-6