Peralta Dental Center - Donsol Branch

01/02/2026

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31/01/2026

We’re happy to announce that the winner of the Zero Likes Challenge is Justine Kyle Cadag!🥳🎊

Please coordinate with PDC Management to claim your prize.

The guideline for this game was zero likes, and we’re pleased to share that many entries qualified. Since there were multiple valid entries, the oldest qualifying entry was selected as a fair way to determine the winner. This decision was carefully reviewed and confirmed by PDC Management. ☺️

Thank you to everyone who joined and participated! Stay tuned for more exciting games!💙

📌Disclaimer: This screenshot was taken at approximately 1:10 PM.

31/01/2026

The Zero Likes Challenge is officially CLOSED. All entries are now being reviewed by PDC management with fairness and transparency. The official winner will be announced soon. ☺️💕

31/01/2026

Healthy smiles just got more exciting 🦷

Peralta Dental Center is giving you a chance to win a FREE Dental Cleaning👀💥

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30/01/2026

OFFICIALLY CLOSED!

Healthy smiles just got more exciting 🦷

Peralta Dental Center is giving you a chance to win a FREE Dental Cleaning👀💥

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28/01/2026

Healthy smiles start with knowing the truth 🦷✨

Peralta Dental – Truth Series | MYTH vs TRUTH

❌MYTH: Applying more pressure when brushing will make teeth whiter.

✅TRUTH: Brushing too hard can damage your teeth and gums without whitening them.

📌Remember: Gentle, regular brushing is the safest and most effective way to keep your smile healthy.

Book your appointment now and take care of your smile early! 😁

For inquiries you may reach us at:
📞 0906-883-1926
📧 peraltadental15@gmail.com
📱 Peralta Dental Center – Donsol Branch

26/01/2026

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25/01/2026

Many people think gum disease only affects the mouth — but its impact can extend throughout the body.

Periodontal (gum) disease is more than bleeding gums or loose teeth.
It is a chronic inflammatory infection that allows oral bacteria and inflammatory mediators to enter the bloodstream, influencing multiple organ systems.

Scientific research has linked untreated periodontal disease with:

🔹 Cardiovascular disease – increased risk due to chronic inflammation

🔹Diabetes – a bidirectional relationship affecting blood sugar control

🔹Respiratory diseases – aspiration of harmful oral bacteria

🔹Rheumatic conditions – inflammation-related joint involvement

🔹Neurodegenerative disorders – including associations with Alzheimer’s disease

The mouth is not separate from the body.
It is a gateway to systemic health.
Maintaining healthy gums through professional dental care, daily oral hygiene, and early periodontal treatment is not cosmetic dentistry — it is preventive medicine.

24/01/2026

Does finger sucking really move a child’s teeth?
Myth, truth — and when it becomes a problem

Many parents are warned that finger or thumb sucking will damage a child’s teeth.
Dentistry and developmental science give a far calmer, evidence-based answer.

🔹 Evidence-based facts:

• Finger or thumb sucking is normal and expected in infants and young children
• It helps with emotional self-soothing and regulation
• Most children stop naturally, without treatment

🔹 Before age 3–4
• No permanent changes to teeth or jaws in most cases
• Normal dental and facial growth continues
• Observation is usually all that is needed

🔹 When it may become a concern:

After age 4–5, if the habit is frequent and intense, possible dental effects may include:

• Anterior open bite
• Protrusion of the front teeth
• Mild changes in palate shape

Risk depends on duration, frequency, and intensity — not the habit alone.

🔹 What pediatric dentistry agrees on

• Most dental changes self-correct once the habit stops in time

• Punishment or pressure increases anxiety and can reinforce the habit

• Gentle guidance and emotional support are the first-line approach

🔹 How parents can help

• Avoid punishment, shaming, or ridicule
• Identify triggers such as sleep, stress, or boredom
• Offer comforting alternatives (soft objects, calming routines)
• Use positive reinforcement rather than focusing on setbacks
• Maintain calm, predictable bedtime habits
• Consult a pediatric dentist if the habit persists after age 5 or visible dental changes appear

🔹 So, myth or truth?

• Myth in early childhood
• Partial truth if the habit continues for years without support

Most children stop finger sucking naturally with patience, reassurance, and healthy emotional guidance.

📄 Educational reminder:
This content is for general health education only.
It does not replace professional medical or dental advice. Consult a qualified healthcare provider if concerns arise.

23/01/2026

Peralta Dental Tip #1 👌🏻

Replace your toothbrush every 3–4 months, or sooner if the bristles are frayed. A worn-out toothbrush won’t clean your teeth well, so using a fresh one helps keep your teeth and gums healthy. 💙✨

Need help with your dental concerns? We’re here to assist you! 🤝

Book your appointment now and take care of your smile early! 😁

For inquiries you may reach us at:
📞 0906-883-1926
📧 peraltadental15@gmail.com
📱 Peralta Dental Center – Donsol Branch

20/01/2026

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