TOOTH SPA DENTISTRY

Extra Care for Your Teeth It is always good to be attentive to your teeth and dental health. Nothing can hurt from taking extra care of them and preventing them from getting damaged. There are various things you can do, such as paying us a visit! By speaking with a dentist, you will be able to know the routine and things you will need to do so that you can keep your teeth healthy. #ExtraCare #DentalHealth

Prevention is the Key Being able to prevent damage to your teeth is very important. That is why you will need to come and see us. We will make sure that you'll always have a healthy smile. #DamagePrevention #HealthySmile

See What Our Clients Have to Say Don’t forget to check out what our different clients have to say about the services that we have to offer you and those that you love. #ClientsFeedback #DentalServices

Caring for Your Whites Taking care of your teeth is very important. However, just brushing and flossing is not enough. You should always consider coming to the dentist to have your teeth checked. This allows us to help prevent any damage that might occur and provide you with the best options possible for your dental health. Leave your comment below! #DentalHealth #ToothSpaDentistry

Happy Mother's Day Show your mother your great smile this Mother’s Day! Don’t forget to let them know how special they are to you and the family members. #HappyMothersDay #Special

Restoring Glory If your teeth have been damaged, you don’t need to worry. We can help you with restoring your teeth to the state it was before. #RestoringTeeth #ToothSpaDentistry

What are the Risk Factors of Periodontal Disease? Nobody wants to suffer from periodontal disease. However, certain habits and situations can increase your risks of developing one. Some of these include: - Having poor oral hygiene... - Genetics - Changes in hormones, especially in women - Other diseases such as cancer or diabetes You can control your oral hygiene habits so make sure that they are good! What about your habits? #PeriodontalDisease #ToothSpaDentistry

We are closed from Thursday-Friday and will be back on Tuesday December 1, 2020 ! Happy Thanksgiving to you and your family, stay safe and stay healthy

Why Regular Dental Appointments are Great Dental appointments are great ways to monitor your dental and oral health. They help detect dental diseases and complications early on. Schedule your regular appointments with us! #DentalAppointments #ToothSpaDentistry

Needing Root Canal? Check the Gums! One of the signs that you need a root canal treatment is having painful or swollen gums around the tooth. In most cases, the impacted gums also have raised bumps on them. Visit us so our dentists can check them. #RootCanalTreatment #ToothSpaDentistry

How to Handle a Dental Emergency Certain situations can lead to a dental emergency. In any case, you should know how to handle whatever dental emergency you encounter. Here are some tips:... - Act quickly, especially when your tooth got knocked out. Soak the tooth in a cup of saltwater or milk and visit us right away. - Apply a cold compress on the painful area after a broken tooth. - Do not use sharp objects to remove objects stuck between your teeth. Always seek help from our qualified dentists in a dental emergency! Call us! #DentalEmergency #ToothSpaDentistry

Welcome to our Tooth Spa Dentistry’s family Richard. Especially thanks to Waikiki Academy for training, certified, Dr Hermo and team members for motivating, training and being very patient with Richard from the beginning.

Increased Saliva as a Result of Wearing Dentures One of the common issues that first-time denture wearers experience is an increase in saliva. While this is normal and common, you can always talk to your dentist about what you can do about it. #WearingDentures #IncreasedSaliva #ToothSpaDentistry

Dental Care: Brushing and Flossing Go Hand in Hand Brushing your teeth is usually not enough to remove food bits between teeth. Get into the habit of flossing, too! #ToothSpaDentistry #DentalCare

Manual Vs. Electric Toothbrush Should you use a manual toothbrush or an electric one? It doesn’t matter as long as you use fluoride toothpaste and brush all the surfaces of your teeth. The difference might be in the level of convenience that each offers. An electric toothbrush is generally more convenient to use than a manual one. Most seniors and those with injuries or disabilities involving the hands benefit from using an electric toothbrush.... #ToothSpaDentistry #ManualToothbrush #ElectricToothbrush

How to Safely Brush Your Teeth Brushing your teeth hard does not mean you are cleaning them better. On the contrary, you are just risking hurting your gums. It is always best to apply enough pressure to remove plaque and debris from the surfaces. #BrushingTeeth #ToothSpaDentistry

What Can Chip Your Tooth? Do you love biting the tip of your pen or your pencil? Doing so can chip your tooth. When that happens, there are available dental procedures to fix a chipped tooth. Call us to learn more! #ChippedTooth #ToothSpaDentistry

Adapting to a Life with Dentures Is it your first time to wear dentures? Be sure to continue wearing your dentures so your mouth can adapt to it. Remove them only when you sleep. Talk to your dentists for adjustments whenever necessary. #ToothSpaDentistry #Dentures

When Do You Not Need Invisalign? Invisalign can help those wanting to improve their smile. It can help treat mild gaps, overbites and underbites, and crooked teeth. Unfortunately, it is not for everyone. If you have the following, you may need a different dental procedure than Invisalign:... a. Pre-existing dental work b. Rotated teeth c. Large gaps d. Severe overbites e. Cases where tooth extraction is required It is always best to visit your dentist at our clinic to determine the right course of action. Visit us today! #ToothSpaDentistry #Invisalign

How Long Should You Wear Braces? Most adults need to wear braces for 18 months up to two years. But, this will depend on an individual’s specific needs. Talk to our dentists to know how long you should be wearing braces. #Braces #ToothSpaDentistry

What Causes Teeth Discoloration? Many things can make your teeth lose their natural whiteness. Some of these may be those that you are not aware of. These include: a. Consuming sugary drinks and foods... b. Smoking c. Not brushing and flossing your teeth regularly A teeth cleaning procedure from your dentist can help lessen the discoloration. #TeethDiscoloration #Causes #ToothSpaDentistry

Don’t Neglect Oral Care! No matter what you do, make sure to follow proper oral care habits. Brush your teeth after your meals. Floss regularly. Avoid biting on hard objects. Most importantly, visit your dentist for a regular checkup. #OralCare #ToothSpaDentistry

What If You Can’t Brush Your Teeth Right Away? Do you find yourself in a situation where you can’t brush your teeth right after eating? In this case, drink water! Water helps remove debris from your teeth and prevent plaque from building up at that point. #DrinkWater #ToothSpaDentistry

What are Dental Emergencies? Dental emergencies can happen at any time. But when can you consider something as a dental emergency? Here are the top situations: 1. Feeling serious, painful tooth infections... 2. Severe toothache 3. Swollen jaw 4. Bleeding mouth If you are in any of these situations, visit your dentist right away for treatment! #DentalEmergencies #ToothSpaDentistry

How Your Dentist Helps You Each person is unique, and this still holds with their dental needs. Your dentist can give you more advice on how to take good care of your teeth according to your dental needs and health. #Dentist #OralHealth #ToothSpaDentistry

Tooth Extraction: Alleviating Pain If you are feeling pain after a tooth extraction, your dentist may prescribe you with pain relievers. Be sure to take them following your dentist’s instructions. #ToothSpaDentistry #ToothExtraction

The Proper Way to Brush Your Teeth How should you brush your teeth? Here are the important pointers that you should follow: a. Use fluoride toothpaste when brushing your teeth.... b. Brush your teeth for a minimum of two times per day. c. Make every brushing session last for at least two minutes. d. Don’t forget to brush the tongue, the roof of the mouth, the insides of the cheeks, and the lips. Share this post! #ToothSpaDentistry #BrushingTeeth

Gum Disease Periodontitis or gum disease can result from poor oral hygiene. It can destroy the bone supporting the teeth when left untreated. Brush your teeth at least twice a day and get dental checkups regularly to prevent it from developing. #ToothSpaDentistry #OralHealth #GumDisease

What Darkens Teeth Food and drinks like pasta, potatoes, coffee, wine, and colas stain our teeth. When tooth brushing fails to restore the teeth's color, teeth whitening at our clinic can help you regain your bright smile. #TeethWhitening #StainedTeeth #ToothSpaDentistry

Staying Safe Today As the pandemic continues, let us practice regular handwashing, especially before and after we eat. Let us also avoid touching our mouths to prevent germs from getting into our bodies. #ToothSpaDentistry #RegularHandwashing #StaySafe

Chewing Ice For some, chewing ice gives them a refreshing sensation because of its coldness, especially when the temperature is hot; however, the habit can make your teeth vulnerable in time and can cause damage to the enamel. #ToothSpaDentistry #ChewingIce

Adjusting Yourself With Dentures The first few weeks after getting new dentures may be a nuisance to start with. That is because your mouth is still adjusting. Dentures may become loose since the muscles in your cheeks and tongue are still getting used to keeping them to hold. You may also notice that your saliva increases, but this is only for the time being as your mouth adjusts with the dentures. Denture and oral care and regular dental checkups are still vital to maintain good oral health while you get used to the new dentures. #Dentures #OralHealth #ToothSpaDentistry