SMILE READY Dental Clinic

24/10/2025

🦷✨ Ngitian mo na ang bagong ikaw! ✨🦷

May gusto ka bang baguhin sa ngiti mo? 😊
Ngayong October Last Week Promo ng Smile Ready Dental Clinic, mas madali at abot-kaya na ang Dental Braces! 💖

💥 Ber Month Super Promo:
✅ Flexible payment terms — kaya mo nang magpa-braces kahit on a budget!
✅ Low monthly payments — hindi kailangan biglaan!
✅ FREE initial consultation — walang risk, subukan mo muna!
✅ FREE ortho kit — para ready ka na agad sa journey mo to a confident smile!

👉 Don’t wait! Start your confidence journey now and show the world your best smile 😁
📅 Promo valid until end of October — last chance na ‘to!

📞 Contact us today!
📲 0917 591 9970 | 0968 758 1697
💬 Message us on our Smile Ready Dental Clinic FB Page

💜 Because you deserve a smile that makes YOU feel confident every day! 💜

23/10/2025

Patient: Doc! Next time ko na papapasta maliit pa naman ang sira eh.

Doc: 😳

21/10/2025

Research has found that inflamed gums aren’t just a mouth issue — they may signal inflammation happening throughout the body, including in the arteries of the heart.

Scientists discovered that the same bacteria found in gum disease can enter the bloodstream, trigger immune reactions, and accelerate artery plaque buildup — quietly increasing heart attack risk.

What’s shocking: patients with severe gum disease are twice as likely to suffer cardiovascular complications, even if they have no heart symptoms yet.

Regular dental cleanings and early gum treatment don’t just save teeth — they can literally protect your heart. The next check-up might be life-saving, not just smile-saving.

🔹 Disclaimer: This post is for educational purposes only and not a substitute for professional dental advice.

17/10/2025

Oh wag iasa lahat kay Doc ha 🤣

Orthodontic treatment is more than just aligning teeth — it’s a period when oral hygiene demands double the attention. Brackets, wires, and bands create small spaces that trap food and plaque, making brushing and flossing more challenging. When plaque isn’t removed properly, it hardens into tartar and creates the perfect environment for bacteria to cause cavities, gum inflammation, and white spot lesions around brackets.

Research shows that patients wearing braces are at a higher risk of developing enamel demineralization within weeks of poor cleaning habits. The bacteria responsible for tooth decay release acids that dissolve the outer enamel surface, often without pain or visible symptoms in the early stages. These marks and cavities can become permanent, even after the braces come off — leaving behind irreversible stains or structural damage.

Maintaining good oral hygiene during braces isn’t just about aesthetics — it’s about protecting long-term oral health. Using an orthodontic toothbrush, interdental brushes, and fluoride mouthwash helps prevent bacterial buildup and mineral loss. Regular professional cleanings and check-ups ensure early detection of plaque accumulation and decay before they spread.

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Disclaimer: This information is for educational purposes only and does not replace a professional medical advice or diagnosis.

15/10/2025

When a tooth is lost and not replaced, the neighboring teeth slowly begin to shift into the empty space. This silent movement disturbs the natural bite alignment, leading to uneven chewing forces, jaw discomfort, and even TMJ (jaw joint) strain over time.

Meanwhile, the bone that once supported the missing tooth starts to shrink—a process called bone resorption. Without stimulation from the tooth root, the jawbone gradually thins out, altering facial shape and making future replacement (like dental implants) more complicated and costly.

In many cases, unbalanced biting and food impaction around tilted teeth can accelerate gum disease and decay in surrounding areas. What begins as “just one missing tooth” can eventually create a chain reaction affecting the entire mouth’s health and aesthetics.

Replacing a missing tooth promptly—through options like implants, bridges, or dentures—restores both function and stability, keeping the bite balanced, the bone strong, and the smile youthful. Dentistry isn’t just about filling gaps—it’s about preserving harmony in the oral system.

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Disclaimer: This information is for educational purposes only and does not replace a professional medical advice or diagnosis.

10/10/2025

🤔 Gusto mo ng braces pero iniisip mo kung kaya ng budget?
Don’t worry — kayang-kaya na ngayon! 😁

🦷 Braces na abot-kaya, para sa smile na confident ka!
💸 Low monthly payments
🆓 FREE consultation
📆 Flexible payment plans
💯 No hidden fees!

💬 “Kala ko mahal... pero naka-braces na ako ngayon!”
Yes, it’s possible — and it starts with one message.

📩 Send us a message now or comment “BRACES” para ma-send namin ang details ng promo & payment plans! Like & Follow our page para mas mabilis namin makita ang DM mo!

✨ Smile goals mo, sagot namin sa abot-kayang presyo.

📍 Limited slots this month — message us now before they run out!

09/10/2025

DIY pa!

DIY Braces/ Illegal Braces ang nakalagay sayo:

1. Kapag ang braces ay nilagay mo sa sarili mo.
2. Kapag nilagay ng tropa mo sayo na di naman dentista.
3. Kapag nilagay ng studentista (undergrad)
4. Kapag nilagay ng assistant ng dentista.
5 kapag nilagay ng dentistry graduate (underboard)
6. Kapag ang braces ay nilagay ng dentista na hindi nag aral ng ortho.
7. Kung nagpakabit ka lang ng braces tapos ikaw ang nagpapalit ng ligaties.

Now you know, yun lang byeeeee~

09/10/2025

🧬 Tiny organisms in your mouth may be quietly linked to one of the deadliest cancers.

Researchers have discovered that the oral microbiome — the ecosystem of bacteria and fungi living in our mouth — may influence the risk of pancreatic cancer, one of the hardest cancers to detect early. In a large-scale study following over 120,000 adults, scientists found that certain microbes in saliva were strongly associated with later development of pancreatic cancer.

The study identified specific species like Porphyromonas gingivalis, Eubacterium nodatum, Parvimonas micra, and Candida species — microbes often linked to gum inflammation. People with the highest combined “microbial risk score” had three times greater risk compared to those with lower levels. While this doesn’t prove these microbes cause cancer, it suggests they may play a biological role — possibly through chronic inflammation, immune modulation, or toxin production that affects distant organs.

What’s remarkable is that the oral microbiome could become a future diagnostic tool. Saliva is easy to collect, and researchers are exploring whether microbial patterns might help identify people at higher risk long before any symptoms appear. If proven, this could revolutionize early detection — offering new hope for a cancer that’s often discovered too late.

🔗 Sources:
Fan X, Zhang Y, Chen Y, et al. Oral microbiome and risk of pancreatic cancer: a prospective nested case-control study. JAMA Oncol. 2025; published online April 10. doi:10.1001/jamaoncol.2025.1387

03/10/2025

🦷 READY KA NA BA SA NGITING KAPANSIN-PANSIN? 😁
Good news! Sa SmileReady Dental Clinic, we’re offering an affordable braces promo para sa mga gustong magpaayos ng ngipin without breaking the bank! 💸✨

📌 Promo Includes:
✅ Flexible Payment Terms
✅ Mababang Monthly Payment
✅ FREE Dental Cleaning 🪥
✅ FREE Ortho Starter Kit 🎁

Perfect 'to para sa mga students, young professionals, or kahit sinong gusto ng confident smile! 💯

📩 DM us now to book your FREE initial consultation!
📞 Call or text: 0917 591 8879

📍Visit us at SmileReady Dental Clinic – Where your confident smile begins! 💖