Penn Pacific Dental Center - Singapore

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05/06/2026

Food keeps getting stuck between your teeth?

If food gets trapped in the same area every time you eat, it may be more than just an inconvenience.

Food trapping between teeth can sometimes be related to tooth decay, an old filling, gum recession, or the way the teeth contact each other.

If you're constantly flossing or reaching for a toothpick in the same spot, it may be worth having it checked.

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02/06/2026

That quick sharp pain when you bite down... then it disappears.

If it keeps coming back, don't ignore it.

Pain when chewing can have a number of causes, including cracks, decay, fillings, or bite-related stress on the tooth.

Sometimes a simple check-up can help identify what's going on.

29/05/2026

One piece of chocolate. And suddenly one tooth feels... sensitive? 🍫

You are definitely not alone.

Sweet foods can trigger sensitivity for a few different reasons:

🦷 Worn enamel
⚡ Exposed dentin
🦷 Gum recession
🔍 Early stage cavity

Sensitivity toothpaste can ease the discomfort temporarily —but it doesn't fix the cause.

If it keeps coming back, feels stronger, or starts happening with cold drinks or chewing too — that's worth having checked.

Caught early, it's usually a simple fix.

📍 5-min walk from Tanjong Pagar MRT — DM us or link in bio to book.

Two minutes. That's all it takes. 🦷Brush tonight for a full 2 minutes before bed — soft bristles, gentle circular motion...
25/05/2026

Two minutes. That's all it takes. 🦷

Brush tonight for a full 2 minutes before bed — soft bristles, gentle circular motions.

Most of us rush this. Don't. It's the single most effective thing you can do for your teeth every day.

Happy Monday — let's start the week right. 💛

📍 160 Robinson Road, SBF center, 05-14
Tanjong Pagar MRT, 5 mins away. Link in bio to book.

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22/05/2026

Walking through Tanjong Pagar and there are orange juice machines everywhere right now! If you're like me and can't resist a fresh cup, here's what you need to know to protect your teeth🦷:

🫧 Rinse your mouth with water right after
⏱️ Wait at least 30 minutes before brushing
🍊 Don't sip for too long — finish it in one go

Small habits, great smiles! Your enamel will thank you! 😊

Save this post so you don't forget!

Tag a friend who loves fresh OJ! ☀️

Self-care isn't just face masks and rest days. It's also the small things you do for your body every single day. And yes...
20/05/2026

Self-care isn't just face masks and rest days. It's also the small things you do for your body every single day. And yes, that includes your teeth. 🦷

We put together 6 simple habits that are easy to start, easy to keep, and genuinely make a difference over time.

Save this post and pick just one to start with today. That's all it takes.

📍 Penn Pacific Dental Center is a 5-minute walk from Tanjong Pagar MRT. DM us or tap the link in bio to book your next visit.

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15/05/2026

Sometimes a toothache disappears not because the problem is gone but because the nerve inside the tooth is no longer responding.

Many people assume the tooth has healed once the pain stops. But in some cases, the pain may fade because the nerve inside the tooth has already been affected.

If a tooth was painful before and suddenly feels “fine,” it may still be worth getting checked, especially if:
• the discomfort comes and goes
• there’s pain when chewing
• there’s swelling
• the area still feels sensitive

Pain disappearing doesn’t always mean the problem disappeared too.

If something doesn’t feel quite right, it’s usually best to have it checked before it becomes painful again

13/05/2026

Rainy days make hot coffee feel even better.

But if your teeth suddenly feel more sensitive during colder weather or rainy days, it's good to find out why. Changes in temperature and air pressure may make existing sensitivity feel more noticeable.

The weather itself usually isn’t the cause. It may simply highlight an underlying issue already there 👀

If a certain tooth has been bothering you lately with hot or cold drinks, it may be worth getting it checked.

09/05/2026

Morning coffee runs in Tanjong Pagar.

Just walking from the MRT to the clinic alone, there are already so many coffee and tea spots along the way.

And honestly, we get it. Coffee is part of the daily routine for many of us (ourselves included).

Over time, drinks like coffee and tea can gradually cause some surface staining, especially with regular consumption. Thankfully, regular professional cleaning can often help keep stains under control and your teeth feeling fresher again.

Coffee first. Maintenance after ☕

📍 160 Robinson Road, 05-14 SBF Center

04/05/2026

Our clinic is located at 160 Robinson Road, SBF Center, #05-14.

Call us at 69048482 or visit our website to book an appointment today.

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160 Robinson Road, #05-14, SBF Center
Singapore
068914

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Monday 09:30 - 18:30
Tuesday 09:30 - 18:30
Wednesday 09:30 - 18:30
Thursday 09:30 - 18:30
Friday 09:30 - 18:30
Saturday 09:30 - 14:00

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