DentaGlare Dental clinic

05/07/2025

05/07/2025

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Smart: 09619388790
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🕗Open Monday-Sunday 10:00am-6:00pm

📍 #336 Pershing St.,Palar Brgy. Pinagsama Taguig city.
( near McKinley west)

27/06/2025

Natural-looking Removable Denture with Retainers 😬
Bring back that smile! ✨

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For bookings and inquiries, please:

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📞Contact us via Hotline:
Smart: 09619388790
Globe: 09542233286

🕗Open Monday-Sunday 10:00am-6:00pm

📍 #336 Pershing St.,Palar Brgy. Pinagsama Taguig city.
( near McKinley west)

26/06/2025

Why do some cases of wisdom teeth require removal? 🤔🦷

You might need to have your wisdom teeth removed if they don't have enough space to erupt fully into your mouth (impacted or partially impacted).

Wisdom teeth can also cause:
•Pain and swelling
•Infections in your gums and teeth
•Food getting stuck
•Tooth decay

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For bookings and inquiries, please:

💬Message us on Facebook: DentaGlare Dental clinic

📞Contact us via Hotline:
Smart: 09619388790
Globe: 09542233286

🕗Open Monday-Sunday 10:00am-6:00pm

📍 #336 Pershing St.,Palar Brgy. Pinagsama Taguig city.
( near McKinley west)

13/06/2025

Fill in the Gaps with Flexible Denture! 🦷

✅More Comfortable
✅Seamless/thinner than regular denture
✅More durable
✅Stain and odor resistant.

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For appointment and inquiry, please:

💬Message us on Facebook: DentaGlare Dental clinic

📞Contact us via Hotline:
Smart: 09619388790
Globe: 09542233286

🕗Open Monday-Sunday 10:00am-6:00pm

📍 #336 Pershing St.,Palar Brgy. Pinagsama Taguig city.
( near McKinley west)

08/06/2025

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.

20/05/2025

Tooth decay (dental caries) typically begins in the enamel, which has no nerve supply, so patients feel no pain during the early stages. As the decay progresses into the dentin and eventually reaches the pulp, which contains nerves and blood vessels, pain and sensitivity begin. By this time, the damage is often extensive, and the tooth may require restorative or endodontic treatment, like a root canal.

Early-stage caries: No pain, easily treatable.

Late-stage caries: Painful, often needs complex treatment.

Neglected decay: May lead to abscess, tooth loss, or systemic infection.

Routine dental check-ups and preventive care are essential. Early detection through regular examinations can prevent irreversible damage, reduce treatment costs, and preserve natural teeth.

For your awareness:
This is an AI-generated image created to help illustrate dental concepts and promote oral health education.
Feel free to use and share it with patients for educational purposes.

11/05/2025

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