Valdez Dental Specialist Group

10/09/2025

Kapag nakasalubong mo yung nagpakabit ng braces sa clinic na di na bumabalik. 😂

01/09/2025

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14/08/2025

El volveré pronto de un paciente:

11/08/2025

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06/08/2025

Para healthy ang mga ngipin, narito ang gabay sa tamang paraan ng pagsesepilyo.

03/08/2025

25/07/2025

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HIV/AIDS doesn't just affect the immune system, it leaves distinct oral manifestations that can be early indicators of disease progression.

From oral candidiasis to Kaposi’s sarcoma, dental professionals play a vital role in early detection and patient management.

Stay informed, Stay vigilant.

19/07/2025

Untreated dental infections can significantly raise the risk of heart disease—and even premature death, a research confirms.
Poor oral health is no longer just a local issue in the mouth; it is a systemic threat.

A major meta-analysis has shown that people with severe tooth loss have a 66% higher risk of dying from cardiovascular disease compared to those with minimal or no tooth loss. Chronic infections in the mouth, including cavities that reach the pulp and bone, can trigger inflammatory responses that damage arteries and promote atherosclerosis.

Dr. Andrew Waxler, a cardiologist at Penn State Health, warns that people with untreated tooth infections are 2.7 times more likely to develop heart conditions like coronary artery disease. The bacteria and toxins from dental infections can silently enter the bloodstream, contributing to heart strain and long-term cardiovascular damage.

Source:
(John Liljestra. Journal of Dental Research. “Hidden tooth infections may be warning sign of heart disease”)