From Paradise to Decay: Why Your Coke Habit is Hurting Your Smile and Your Mind

Topics teeth: 
Teeth condition

Beyond the Smile: Your Favorite Drink is Hurting More Than Just Your Teeth

Here in the Philippines, a chilled bottle of Coca-Cola is more than just a beverage. It’s a symbol of hospitality, a companion to merienda, and a quick source of sweet relief from the tropical heat. For many, it’s a "paradise in a bottle." But this paradise has a dark side, one that dentists see every single day: a devastating trail of tooth decay, sugar addiction, and—as emerging science suggests—potential harm to your brain health.

Typhoon Tino Update: Dental Clinics Advise Clients to Reschedule or Book Early Before Heavy Rains

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News

Stay Safe, Stay Prepared: Dental Appointment Advisory During Typhoon Tino

As Tropical Cyclone Tino continues to move across the Philippines, several regions are expected to experience heavy rainfall, strong winds, and possible flooding from Tuesday evening to Wednesday evening (November 5, 2025).

Strong Typhoon Kalmaegi May Disrupt Dental Appointments in the Philippines - Reschedule and Stay Safe

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News

Important Notice: Strong Typhoon Expected to Affect the Philippines — Dental Appointments May Be Interrupted

Patients are advised to monitor weather updates and coordinate with their dental clinic for any rescheduling or power-related adjustments. Staying informed and proactive ensures your safety and continuous dental care even during weather disturbances.

As the Philippines braces for the incoming Typhoon Kalmaegi, dental clinics across the country are preparing for possible schedule disruptions due to heavy rains, flooding, and power outages.

Acute Infection and Necrotic Tissue Formation on Posterior Molar – Early Signs of Spreading Dental Abscess

Severity: 
Critical
Teeth Problems: 
Jaw pain
Bone infection (osteomyelitis)
Gum infection

Full Analysis and Diagnosis

Upon zooming in at 100%, the molar region (likely third molar or second molar area) shows grayish-black necrotic tissue, possibly indicating infection or tissue death. There is yellowish exudate or pus, a clear sign of acute infection. The gum tissue around the infected site appears inflamed. The adjacent tooth structure is partially covered by infected tissue with visible gum swelling. This can be a sign of pericoronitis, abscess, or developing dry socket (if post-extraction).

What Your Family Doesn't See: The Real Pillar and the Secret Destroying Your Teeth

Topics: 
Teeth grinding (bruxism)

What Your Family Doesn't See: The Real Pillar and the Secret Destroying Your Teeth

When we think of a "pillar of the family," we imagine a strong man, capable of facing any problem, always standing firm for his loved ones. But there is a secret battle happening at night, a symptom of this strength, that is literally destroying your teeth. This is not a story of aging; it is a story of stress.

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