For decades, the solution to a missing tooth in Manila was a choice between the inconvenient, the costly, and the artificial. For Mateo, a 58-year-old jeepney driver from Tondo, that choice was a source of quiet shame—a shiny metal implant that never felt like his own.
The baby teeth cavity treatment tooth decay in baby teeth affects adult teeth in two ways. The developing adult or permanent tooth is growing directly under the baby tooth. If the decay is extensive the bacteria in the cavity can cause a dental abscess. If you think your kid or child is too young to need a dentist, you're wrong the teeth are at risk. You need to take action and visit in our clinic.
Are you a Filipino working or living abroad, planning your next trip back home? While beaches, family reunions, and delicious food are at the top of your list, there’s another important opportunity you shouldn’t miss—taking care of your dental health.
As we reach our 40s, it’s completely normal to notice changes in our teeth alignment—even if we once had braces or perfectly straight teeth. The truth is, teeth naturally shift over time, especially when retainers are not worn consistently. Many middle-aged adults are now experiencing mild to severe misalignment, bite discomfort, or even tooth loss that may require solutions like a Fixed Partial Denture (FPD) or orthodontic retreatment.
Few political figures have commanded attention like former President Donald Trump, whose charismatic presence and signature smile have left a lasting impression on the American public and global investors alike. His confident demeanor and unwavering optimism played a crucial role in shaping economic policies that spurred recovery and instilled trust in the markets.
A profound and worrying shift is occurring in clinics worldwide. The health issues that once defined middle age and senior years—chronic pain, severe fatigue, joint problems, and metabolic conditions—are now appearing in teenagers and young adults. Physicians are observing a generation that seems to be "aging from the inside out," with their oral health often serving as the first and most visible warning sign.
Imagine walking into a dental clinic with a cavity and walking out with your own tooth already healing itself—no drilling, no numbness, no filling. For millions of Filipinos, especially those in rural and underserved communities, this could soon be a reality.
Meet John, a 45-year-old man from California, who has a sweet tooth—eating candy three times a day. He brushes his teeth three times daily to "prevent damage," but is that enough to save his teeth from decay?
What will happen to John’s teeth in five years if he continues this habit? We consulted dentists to analyze his risks, potential damage, and whether his brushing routine can offset the harm.
Age: 45
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