JVNC Dental Clinic

21/09/2025

Pashades serye 😎

Thaks for visiting us see you on your next appointment 🦷

19/09/2025

Maagang pabatid sa aming mga pasyente...

16/09/2025

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Thanks for visiting us see you soon on your next appoinment kids 🦷

16/09/2025

Despite the heavy rain, we had wonderful day!

Thaks for the visit 🦷

12/09/2025

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Many people assume baby teeth don’t matter because “they’ll fall out anyway,” but this is one of the biggest misconceptions in dentistry. Primary teeth act as natural placeholders, guiding the proper alignment and eruption of the permanent teeth growing underneath. If these teeth are neglected—whether due to untreated cavities, trauma, or early loss—the permanent teeth can erupt in the wrong position, leading to crowding, misalignment, or even impacted teeth.

The roots of baby teeth sit very close to the developing buds of adult teeth. When infection spreads through an untreated cavity, it can travel beyond the roots and directly affect the permanent teeth beneath. This may cause discoloration, enamel defects, or malformation in the incoming tooth. In severe cases, the infection can even damage the surrounding bone, making future eruptions more complicated.

Caring for baby teeth is therefore not only about preventing pain or infection in childhood, but also about protecting the future smile. Regular dental check-ups, timely treatment of cavities, and proper home care create a healthy environment for permanent teeth to grow strong and correctly positioned. What happens in the early years leaves a lasting imprint—healthy baby teeth are the foundation for a lifetime of oral health.

09/09/2025

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Teeth are more than tools for chewing. Each tooth acts like a pillar that helps maintain the natural height and structure of the face. When teeth are lost, the support system weakens, and the lower third of the face begins to collapse. This collapse makes the cheeks look sunken, the lips lose fullness, and wrinkles form earlier — creating a prematurely aged appearance.

The effects go far beyond chewing and nutrition. Tooth loss disrupts how the jaws fit together, leading to imbalanced forces during chewing. Over time, this not only reduces the ability to eat certain foods but also places stress on the jaw joints and muscles, contributing to discomfort and further functional problems.

Bone loss is the hidden consequence. The roots of natural teeth stimulate the jawbone, keeping it strong. Once teeth are missing, that stimulation disappears, and the bone starts shrinking. This bone resorption accelerates facial collapse, making a person look older than their actual age. It’s a gradual process, often underestimated, but medically well-documented in dentistry.

In short: losing teeth is not just a dental issue — it’s a health and appearance issue. Protecting natural teeth preserves nutrition, speech, confidence, and the youthful balance of the face.

08/09/2025

"Pashades serye" 😎

Thanks for the visit, see you soon on your next appointment 🦷🤍🦷

08/09/2025

"Pashades serye" 😎

Thank you for visiting us, see you soon on your next appointment 🦷

26/05/2025

Off to vacation/ team building daw 😁
We're closed po resume on May 31
See you 🦷🤍🦷
Caballero
Maricel Mojica Nonato
Let's enjoy deserve natin ito 😁

13/05/2025

Close po kami message lang po kayo magreply po kami as soon as possible salamat po 🦷🤍🦷

05/05/2025

Treatment progress... 😍