De Los Reyes Medical and Dental Center

De Los Reyes Medical and Dental Center Dental and Medical Clinic

Thank you for the referral Downtown Dental Center - San Fernando!
22/09/2025

Thank you for the referral Downtown Dental Center - San Fernando!

18/09/2025

A knocked-out permanent tooth is a true dental emergency — and time is everything. The best chance of saving the tooth comes when it is replanted immediately, ideally within the first 15–20 minutes. After about an hour outside the mouth, the chances of survival drop dramatically.

If it happens, pick up the tooth by the crown (the white chewing part), never the root. If dirty, give it a quick rinse with clean water — but don’t scrub it. Try to place it back gently into the socket. If that’s not possible, keep it moist in milk, saline, or inside the cheek. Never let it dry out.

Do not attempt to replant a baby tooth. For adults, rush to a dentist right away. The tooth will be stabilized with a splint, antibiotics may be given, and root canal treatment will often be needed later.

Quick action makes the difference between saving and losing the tooth.

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

14/08/2025

Did you know there’s a part of your face doctors call the “danger triangle”—and it’s more important than you might think?

The area known as the “danger triangle” of the face lies between the bridge of the nose and the corners of the mouth, including the nose and upper lip. While it may look like any other part of your skin, it attracts special attention from doctors and dentists because of how the blood vessels here are connected.

The veins in this region communicate directly with deeper venous channels inside the skull, particularly the cavernous sinus near the brain. This unique route means that, in rare circumstances, an infection in this area can spread inward much faster than infections on other parts of the face.

This means bacteria from something as small as an inflamed pimple, a wound, or an untreated dental abscess in the upper teeth could—if the infection becomes severe—travel toward the brain. Such spread can cause serious conditions like cavernous sinus thrombosis, meningitis, or even brain abscess, which require urgent medical treatment and can be life-threatening.

Thankfully, these complications are far less common today than they were before the antibiotic era, but they remain a medical reality. For this reason, health professionals often caution against squeezing pimples, picking scabs, or ignoring persistent swelling in this part of the face. Even small cuts or skin infections here should be kept clean and monitored, and dental issues—especially involving the upper front teeth—should be treated promptly to prevent deep-seated infection.

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Note: This content is for educational awareness only and not a substitute for professional dental advice or diagnosis.

Thank you Dentcheck Dental Clinic for the referral!
03/06/2025

Thank you Dentcheck Dental Clinic for the referral!

26/05/2025

Radiology

03/06/2024

Surgery day with one of our visiting surgeons, Dr Jan Rael delos Reyes assisted by our associate Dr Kit Pinili. Thank you for your time and services, doctors ☺️🙏

Thank you to all our patients for your continued trust. 🙏

Successful Odontectomy under General Anesthesia. Patient was diagnosed with Left Submandibular and Masseteric Space Cell...
12/05/2024

Successful Odontectomy under General Anesthesia. Patient was diagnosed with Left Submandibular and Masseteric Space Cellulitis secondary to Dentoalveolar Infection. OR with my colleague (co-PGI from JRMMMC). Thank you for the assist!

05/02/2024

✨Wisdom tooth removal of tooth #38 ✨

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📞: 09173199002 (Globe)
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Thank you Downtown Dental Center - Angeles for the referral!
06/01/2024

Thank you Downtown Dental Center - Angeles for the referral!

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709 Shaw Boulevard
Pasig
1605

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