Bagayas-Biddic Dental Clinic

25/11/2025

Doc nadapa ang Baby ko Nabunot ang Ngipin ano ang Pwedeng Inuming Gamot?

Dahil Bata pa sila mataas ang kanilang Pain Tolerance madalas makikita mo after mabunutan ng Ngipin maglalaro pa ang mga Bata. Kaya kung wala naman Pain o Pagsakit suggest lang natin na Pakainin o Painumin ng Malalamig na Pagkain o Inumin ang Bata.
At malalambot na Pagkain muna ang Ibigay sa Kanila.

If in case may Pain o Pagsakit Dahil Nadapa maaari naman bigyan ng Paracetamol pero i Suggest ipa Checkup din Agad sa Dentist ang Bata para makita kung May naputol na Ngipin or baka may mas malaking Sugat sa Bibig. Or kung may Bleeding Problem.

Yes sa Dental Clinic po dadalhin ang Bata hindi sa Emergency Hospital or ER. Basta sa Ngipin ang Concern visit Your Nearest Dentist.
Happy Tuesday to all♡♡♡

25/11/2025

WHAT CAUSES TOOTH DECAY?

Many people neglect oral hygiene until damage becomes visible.

Tooth decay is the leading cause of tooth loss and persistent bad breath.

Here is a clear breakdown of why it happens, how to spot it early, and how to prevent it 👇🏼

24/11/2025

New research from the University of Sydney reports a significant association between poor oral health and higher rates of migraines, abdominal pain, and widespread body pain in women. Researchers identified measurable links between oral hygiene status and chronic pain patterns.

The study, published in Frontiers in Pain Research, is the first to examine the connection between oral health, the oral microbiome, and pain in women experiencing fibromyalgia-type symptoms. Specific oral microbes were correlated with certain chronic pain conditions, suggesting a potential relationship between the oral microbiome and the nervous system.

These findings highlight how maintaining good oral health may play a role in reducing pain severity and improving overall wellbeing. Researchers are calling for more investigation into the oral microbiota as a contributor to unexplained chronic pain disorders in women.

📄 Source: Frontiers in Pain Research.
PMCID: PMC12014678 PMID: 40270934

17/11/2025

17/11/2025

“Si Mommy mismo ang bumunot ng ngipin ni baby gamit ang sinulid.” Maraming nagtag sakin sa video na ‘yan, kaya pag-usapan natin kung ano ang dapat tandaan:

1. “Ang unang dentista ng mga babies ay ang kanilang parents.” Tama ‘yan! kayo ang magtuturo ng brushing at hygiene routine nila.PERO hindi ibig sabihin kayo rin ang dapat bumunot ng ngipin. Kapag may naiwan na root, puwedeng magka-infection o maapektuhan ang pagtubo ng permanent tooth.

“Baby tooth lang naman, okay lang masira.” Hindi po okay. Alam nyo ba na puwedeng magdulot ng infection ang sirang ngipin ng bata? At oo, delikado rin sa kanila ‘yan. Bukod pa doon, masakit at nakakaapekto sa pagkain at tulog ng bata.

3. “Ayoko dalhin si baby baka matrauma sa dentista.”
Baliktad ‘yan. Habang mas bata pa silang nadadala sa dentist, mas nasasanay sila. Pero kapag dinala lang kapag masakit na, doon sila madalas natotrauma.

4. “Tinoothbrush ko naman, mahilig lang talaga sa sweets.” Sugar isn’t the enemy, BACTERIA ang tunay na kontrabida. Si sugar, pagkain lang ni bacteria. Kaya kapag consistent ang brushing at hygiene, maiiwasan ang cavities.

5. “3x a day magtoothbrush si baby.” Good job, pero baka kulang sa fluoride ang toothpaste niya. Kailangan pa rin ng fluoride application sa dentista:

Every 3 months kung high risk sa cavities
Every 6 months kung low risk

Baby teeth may be temporary pero ang epekto ng pagkasira nila, pangmatagalan. Wag ipagsawalang-bahala ang ngipin ng inyong mga anak.

A healthy smile starts young. 🦷💕

17/11/2025

17/11/2025

13/11/2025

" No amount is too small every donation counts and brings hope.”

Let's come together and make a difference! We're organizing a donation drive to support the communities affected by Typhoon UWAN in Cabaruan, Sto. Tomas, La Union.

We're collecting essential items like food, water, clothing, and medical supplies. Your contribution will help bring relief to those in need.

Date: Nov 13-18, 2025
Time: 9am-8pm
Location: 3rd Flr Abanao Square Mall, Jefflynne’s Avon/ Bagayas-Biddic Dental Clinic or Klinika ng Dentista
mall hours: 9am-8pm

Join us in this noble cause! Let's show our solidarity and support to our brothers and sisters affected by the typhoon.

For inquiries and donations, please contact Chairman on outreach: Dr. Gloria Paculan and Dr. Yvonne Flor B Biddic.

Thank you for your generosity and support!

12/11/2025

BINNADANG Kafamilia! and Our Dear Patients!

Families in Cabaruan, Sto Tomas, La union needs our help!
With the wrath of typhoon UWAN, they have left with nothing. But with the help of our brothers and sisters we could do something.
Together, hand in hand, we can build a life for them .
This donation will be given to vulnerable groups like children and families affected by the typhoon UWAN at Cabaruan, Sto. Tomas, La Union

They are in need of:
Clean clothes, Food, Rice, Groceries, Money for Necessities, Cooking utensils.

Collection/ Drop off Points:
Jefflynne's Enterprises, 3rd flr Abanao Square Mall, Baguio City or Taytayan's Frozen Foods ,Dimalanta Baguio City Market.

BINNADANG Kafamilia!

Our Familia in Cabaruan, Sto Tomas, La union needs our help!
With the wrath of typhoon UWAN, they have left with nothing. But with the help of our brothers and sisters we could do something.

Together, hand in hand, we can build a life for them .
This donation will be given to vulnerable groups like children and families affected by the typhoon UWAN at Cabaruan, Sto. Tomas, La Union

They are in need of:
Clean clothes, Food, Rice, Groceries, Money for Necessities, Cooking utensils.

If you have something to share, please feel free to Contact your Parish heads.
Collection/ Drop off Points:
For members: Per Parish
For non members: 3rd flr Abanao Square Mall, Jefflynne's Enterprises or Dimalanta Baguio City Market, Taytayan's Food Corp.

11/11/2025

Most people overload their toothbrush with toothpaste, thinking more foam means a deeper clean. But studies show that a pea-sized amount is all that’s needed. The real cleaning comes from brushing motion and flossing — toothpaste simply supports the process by delivering fluoride to strengthen enamel and freshen breath.

Using too much toothpaste can actually backfire. The excess foam creates a false sense of cleanliness, making many brush for shorter durations or miss areas. Even worse, it can mask early gum bleeding, an important warning sign of gingivitis — the first reversible stage of gum disease.

Dentists emphasize that technique matters more than quantity. Brushing gently in circular motions for two minutes, twice a day, and flossing once daily ensures thorough plaque removal. Pair this with fluoride protection and regular dental checkups to keep gums and enamel strong.

Good oral hygiene isn’t cosmetic — it’s systemic. Gum inflammation has been linked to heart disease, diabetes, and premature birth. Mastering correct brushing habits protects far more than a smile — it safeguards overall health.