Root Canal Makati – A Smart Investment for Busy Professionals

Living and working in Makati means dealing with heavy traffic, long office hours, client meetings, and high living expenses.

Because of this fast-paced lifestyle, many professionals delay dental treatment — especially root canal procedures — until the pain becomes unbearable.

Unfortunately, neglecting infected teeth can lead to:

• Severe toothache

• Facial swelling

• Bone loss

• Tooth extraction

Tooth extraction is a common dental procedure, but many patients worry about how long healing takes and what to expect each day. Understanding the healing process helps reduce anxiety and ensures proper recovery.

Healing begins immediately after extraction and continues over several weeks to months, depending on the complexity of the case.

Day 1: Blood Clot Formation (Critical Stage)

Immediately after the tooth is removed, your body forms a blood clot in the socket.

We often judge our oral health by what we see in the mirror: white teeth, pink gums, no obvious cavities. But the true foundation of your smile lies hidden beneath the surface, in the jawbone that acts as an anchor for every single tooth. When this foundation begins to erode—a condition known as jawbone loss—it sets off a silent, progressive chain reaction that can scale into severe and irreversible damage to your teeth, their alignment, and their fundamental functions.

Maraming Pinoy, ngayon, gusto ng permanente at magandang solusyon sa mga nawawalang ngipin. Ang dental implant ang naging simbolo ng modernong dentistry—matibay, natural-tingnan, at pang-habambuhay. Ngunit sa likod ng magandang pangakong ito, mayroong kwento ng pighati na hindi madalas ikwento: ang kwento ng bigo at masakit na implant.

This is the story of Mang Leo, a 58-year-old jeepney driver from Laguna.