Dental Fillings

Lower Front Teeth Crowding Case Analysis

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Dental Case Analysis: Lower Front Teeth Crowding and Alignment Issue

Case Overview

The image shows the lower anterior teeth (front bottom teeth) with visible crowding and misalignment. The teeth overlap slightly and appear rotated, indicating mild to moderate malocclusion.


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Observed Findings

  • Lower front teeth overlapping

  • Mild rotation of central incisors

  • Uneven incisal edges

  • Slight plaque accumulation near gumline

Multiple Damaged Amalgam Fillings with Secondary Decay Case

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Dental Case Analysis: Multiple Damaged Fillings with Active Decay

Case Overview

The image shows posterior molars with old metallic (amalgam) restorations. The fillings appear fractured and poorly adapted, with visible secondary decay and food impaction between teeth. This indicates structural weakening and progressive deterioration.


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Observed Findings

  • Multiple molars with old amalgam (silver) fillings

  • Marginal breakdown around restorations

The Silver Lining: Why Dental Amalgam Fillings Are Fading into History in the Philippines

For generations, the sight of a "silver filling" has been a common part of the Filipino dental experience. Known as amalgam, this durable and affordable material has been the go-to solution for cavities for over a century. But the era of the "silver smile" is coming to a deliberate and global close.

The End of Fillings? How Korea’s Tooth-Regenering Patch & AI Will Reshape Philippine Dentistry

A New Era for Filipino Smiles: No Drill, No Fill, Just Heal

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.

The End of Drilling? How South Korea's Tooth-Regenerating Patch Could Revolutionize Filipino Smiles

A Future Without the Drill: A New Hope for Filipino Smiles

For generations, the sound of the dental drill has been synonymous with fear and anxiety. For millions of Filipinos—whether in rural areas with limited access to care or in urban centers seeking affordable treatment—a cavity meant a choice: endure the drill or live with the pain.

But what if we could change that story? What if, instead of drilling away the damage, we could simply tell the tooth to heal itself?

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