BrightSmile Dental Hub

30/06/2025

Before and after ✨
Fixed bridge using porcelain fused to zirconia

08/06/2025

TGIF! But before the week ends,
here's a quick announcement for our dear patients. 🦷😄

Thank you! See you on your next visit. 😉

10/05/2025

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Smile enhanced using glass ceramics ✨

30/03/2025

Maintaining good oral hygiene is crucial when wearing braces.

09/03/2025

Severe crowding correction ✅

02/02/2025

Paano alagaan ang oral health? Ganito yun!!!

Happy National Dental Health Month!

01/02/2025

27/01/2025

Tired of your large dental fillings that keeps on breaking?
or you want to get rid of your black/grey amalgam filling and change it to a tooth colored restoration?

We have a solution for you 😉

Lithium disilicate onlay/inlay - way more durable and esthetic compared to direct composite fillings (pasta)😁

📞 09171700095 for inquiries/appointments
📍Level 3 (In front of Food Gallery) Robinsons Place Valencia, Sayre Highway, Brgy. Hagkol, Bagontaas Valencia, Bukidnon.

23/01/2025

Porcelain fused to metal fixed bridge and removable metal framework partial denture with precision attachments

Before and after

21/01/2025

The bacteria that cause gum diseases like gingivitis and periodontitis can travel through the bloodstream, leading to inflammation and damage in your blood vessels.

For diabetics, the connection is even more serious — high blood sugar can damage your teeth, and in turn, dental issues can make blood sugar harder to control.

It’s a vicious cycle that many people don’t realize.

The result? Cavities can literally lead to heart disease and even death — especially in those with preexisting health conditions. But despite how crucial dental health is, teeth are often treated as “luxury bones.”

Dental care, including cleanings and maintenance, is rarely fully covered by insurance. It’s a particularly prominent problem in the US, leaving many to deal with the consequences of untreated problems.

And if a tooth infection spreads, it can quickly become a life-threatening issue by traveling to the brain or bloodstream.

Learn more: https://www.health.harvard.edu/diseases-and-conditions/gum-disease-and-the-connection-to-heart-disease