PEARL JOY Dental Clinic

13/08/2025

Another day, another Teeth 🦷 with Metal Braces

🤩 Clinic Schedule MWFSat Only

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📞 or Call Us @ 09085254009

📍We are Located @ GMTR Building, Brgy. Mansilingan Provicial Road
beside FEM gasoline ⛽️ Station, Near Adela Market
In front of CL Pito Pito

06/08/2025

When the smile improves, the quality of life improves😊

24/07/2025

FYI

A dental cavity can become life-threatening.
This isn’t fearmongering—it’s a medical fact.

What many dismiss as “just a broken tooth” can become a direct pathway for bacteria to enter the body. Once a cavity reaches the pulp, harmful microbes can travel beyond the mouth—invading the jawbone, entering the bloodstream, and potentially causing severe conditions like sepsis or infective endocarditis—a dangerous inflammation of the heart’s inner lining.

What you see in this image isn’t just poor dental hygiene. It’s a reminder of what can happen when oral health is neglected. Tooth decay may start silently, but its consequences can be loud—and irreversible.

🦷 Remember, a cavity is an active infection, an open wound inside the mouth. In its early stages, it may not cause pain—but once symptoms appear, the damage is already advanced.

📌 Oral health is not just about a beautiful smile. It’s directly linked to your overall health—and in some cases, even your survival.

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This post is for public awareness. It does not replace professional dental advice. If you notice any symptoms—pain, swelling, sensitivity—please consult your dentist promptly.

19/07/2025

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17/07/2025

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15/06/2025

Premature loss of primary (baby) teeth is a serious dental concern that can significantly affect the proper development of a child’s permanent dentition. Baby teeth are not only essential for chewing, speaking, and aesthetics, but they also serve as natural space maintainers for the permanent teeth developing underneath them.

When a baby tooth is lost earlier than its expected exfoliation time—due to decay, trauma, or extraction—the adjacent teeth tend to drift or tilt into the empty space. This disrupts the alignment and spacing needed for the permanent tooth to erupt in its correct position. As a result, the permanent tooth may become impacted, erupt out of alignment, or be forced into an abnormal position, leading to:

🦷Dental crowding

🦷Malocclusion (misaligned bite)

🦷Functional issues with chewing or speaking

🦷Increased risk of orthodontic problems

In many cases, space maintainers may be recommended by the pediatric dentist to preserve the space for the erupting permanent tooth. However, prevention remains the best strategy. Maintaining excellent oral hygiene, regular dental checkups, fluoride exposure, and timely treatment of caries can help prevent early tooth loss and the complications that follow.

In summary, early loss of baby teeth is not a minor issue. It can set off a cascade of developmental dental problems that may require extensive orthodontic intervention later in life. Every effort should be made to retain primary teeth until their natural exfoliation period.

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Disclaimer: This information is for educational purposes only and does not replace a professional medical evaluation. If you're experiencing symptoms, always consult a healthcare provider. The accompanying image is for illustrative purposes only.

08/06/2025

FYI

Pregnant women should always inform their dentist about their pregnancy before undergoing any dental treatment, no matter how minor it may seem. This is extremely important for several key reasons:

1. Protecting the Developing Baby

During pregnancy—especially in the first trimester—the baby's vital organs are forming. Certain dental procedures, medications, or even X-rays can potentially affect the developing fetus if not managed with proper precautions.

2. Modifying Treatment Plans

When pregnancy is disclosed, the dentist can adjust or postpone non-urgent treatments until after delivery or during the second trimester, which is generally safer. Emergency procedures can still be performed but with extra care to ensure maternal and fetal safety.

3. Safe Use of Medications

Some painkillers, antibiotics, and anesthetics are not recommended during pregnancy. If the dentist is informed, they will prescribe only those medications that are known to be safe for both the mother and the baby.

4. Caution with Dental X-rays

Although modern dental X-rays involve minimal radiation, it is standard practice to limit or delay their use during pregnancy—especially in the early months. When necessary, additional precautions such as lead aprons and thyroid collars are used to protect both the mother and the fetus.

5. Managing Pregnancy-Related Oral Conditions

Hormonal changes during pregnancy can lead to conditions such as pregnancy gingivitis, gum bleeding, or swelling. Informing the dentist allows these symptoms to be correctly interpreted and safely managed.

6. Emergency Preparedness

In the event of complications such as fainting, nausea, or discomfort during a procedure, knowledge of the pregnancy enables the dental team to respond appropriately and safely.

Pregnancy alters the body’s response to dental care. Informing the dentist—whether the pregnancy is confirmed or suspected—is crucial. It ensures that all care provided is not only effective but also safe for both the mother and the developing baby.

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Disclaimer: This information is for educational purposes only and does not replace a professional medical evaluation. If you're experiencing symptoms, always consult a healthcare provider. The accompanying image is AI-generated and is for illustrative purposes only.

04/06/2025

FYI

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.

24/03/2025

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04/02/2025

30/09/2024

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