Cunanan Dental

05/04/2026

24/02/2026

Hello parents! Eto napo ang sagot sa isa sa pinakacommon na question, doc bakit pumangit ung ngipin ng baby ko, before wala naman spaces?

Good sign po yan parents! Ibig sabihin nagreready na ang jaws nila para sa pagdating ng permanent or adult tooth. Mas maganda ang may spaces sa baby teeth, lesser chance of “sungki” or crowding.

Regular dental visit is a must so we can monitor your children on their dental needs. 💕 Ipaschedule niyo napo sila ha 🥰

If your child’s baby teeth have small gaps between them, that is usually a healthy developmental sign.

Primary teeth are naturally smaller than permanent teeth. The spaces you see are not “gaps to fix” — they are biological room reserved for the larger adult teeth that will erupt later. This is part of normal jaw growth and helps reduce the risk of crowding during the mixed dentition stage.

When baby teeth sit tightly together with no spacing, the jaw may not have enough room for the wider permanent incisors. Studies show that closed contacts in primary teeth are associated with a higher probability of future crowding. It does not guarantee braces — but it is an early risk indicator dentists monitor.

Early dental visits allow us to track jaw development, eruption patterns, oral habits, and airway health. Monitoring growth at the right time is far more effective than waiting until crowding becomes obvious.

05/11/2025

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23/08/2025

Neglecting oral care during braces treatment can cause irreversible enamel damage, tooth decay, and periodontal disease. 🦷🪥

Wearing braces is a crucial step toward achieving a straight and beautiful smile, but it also requires a higher level of oral care. The brackets and wires create spaces where food particles and plaque can easily accumulate, making it more difficult to clean your teeth properly. If oral hygiene is neglected during orthodontic treatment, it can result in serious problems such as enamel decalcification, tooth decay, and gum inflammation.

Enamel damage appears as white spots around the brackets—early signs of mineral loss that can become permanent. Plaque build-up around the braces can lead to cavities, especially in hard-to-reach areas, and increase the risk of gum disease due to chronic inflammation. Over time, this can compromise not only your dental health but also the final results of your orthodontic treatment.

To prevent these complications, it's essential to brush thoroughly after every meal using an orthodontic toothbrush or electric brush, floss daily with special orthodontic aids, and maintain regular professional cleanings. Good oral hygiene is the foundation for a healthy smile—before, during, and after braces.

28/05/2025

28/10/2024

CLINIC SCHEDULE

CLOSED:
October 31, November 1, November 2

21/04/2024

First Dental Cleaning/ Oral Prophylaxis in 20 years. Patient has severe gum disease and some teeth were already moving.

Dental Tip: Visit your dentist atleast every 6 months for cleaning and check-up