For generations, wisdom teeth have been known as a dental rite of passage—often associated with discomfort, crowding, and a straightforward extraction. At our practice, we’ve always prioritized removing them when they pose a risk to your oral health. But what if these teeth were more than just a nuisance? What if they were tiny treasure chests of life-saving potential?

Grief is a universal human experience, a deep and personal anguish that follows loss. We expect it to weigh heavily on our hearts and minds, but we are often surprised when it manifests as physical pain. That knot in your stomach, the tension in your shoulders, the overwhelming fatigue—these are all recognized, albeit difficult, parts of the grieving process.

We often think about food in terms of weight management or heart health, but what if your breakfast could be a secret weapon for aging gracefully? And we’re not just talking about smooth skin and energy levels—we’re talking about something often overlooked: long-term dental health.

A Visit to Your Dentist Could Save Your Life!. We get it. Life is busy, and it’s easy to let your regular dental check-up slip down the to-do list. After all, if your tooth doesn’t hurt, why go? Many people think of the dentist as someone who just checks for cavities and cleans teeth. But the truth is, your dentist is a crucial frontline health detective.

The Instant Noodle Dilemma: A National Health and Dental Crisis in the Making. The prevalence of instant noodles on Filipino tables is undeniable. For millions of below-income and middle-class families, it is a cornerstone of daily and weekly meals due to its extreme affordability, convenience, and long shelf life. However, this dietary habit, born out of necessity, has severe repercussions for the nation's overall health and, specifically, the dental health of its population.