Dental care in Davao for healthier, more confident smiles.

A professional cleaning removes plaque and hardened tartar your brush cannot reach, then polishes tooth surfaces. It helps keep gums healthier and gives your dentist a chance to spot early signs of decay or irritation.

Sealants are thin protective coatings placed in the grooves of back teeth to help block cavity-causing bacteria. Fluoride helps strengthen enamel and may be recommended when a patient has a higher risk of cavities.

Dental X-rays let your dentist see between teeth, under fillings, and around roots - areas that are not visible in a visual exam alone. They help diagnose problems early and plan treatment with better information.

Tooth fillings, commonly called pasta locally, replace decayed or damaged tooth structure with durable material shaped to your bite. The goal is to stop a cavity from growing, protect the nerve, and help you chew comfortably again.

A crown covers and protects a weakened tooth. A bridge replaces one or more missing teeth by anchoring to neighboring teeth or other supports, depending on your case. Both are designed to restore strength and a stable bite.

Dentures are removable appliances that replace multiple missing teeth and support chewing, speech, and facial shape. Your plan may include full or partial dentures depending on how many natural teeth remain.

Veneers are thin, custom restorations bonded to the front of teeth to improve shape, size, and color. They are planned around your bite, gum health, and facial features so the result looks natural and feels stable.

Professional whitening lightens natural tooth enamel under dental supervision. It does not change the color of existing fillings or crowns, so your dentist will help you understand what can realistically brighten and what may not match.

Braces use gentle, controlled forces to align teeth and improve how your bite fits together. Your dentist evaluates gums, bone support, crowding, and jaw relationship before recommending whether braces or clear aligners suit you.

Retainers hold teeth in position after active orthodontic treatment. Wearing them as directed helps protect the time and investment you put into straightening, because teeth can shift if retainers are skipped.

An extraction removes a tooth when it cannot be restored safely, when it threatens nearby teeth, or when it is part of a larger treatment plan. We explain the reason, what the visit involves, and how to care for the area afterward.

Root canal treatment addresses problems inside the tooth, where the nerve and blood supply live. The goal is to remove inflamed or infected tissue, clean and seal the space, and help you keep the tooth when that is a sound option.

TMJ care focuses on jaw joint and muscle symptoms such as pain, clicking, tightness, or limited opening. Your dentist reviews habits, bite patterns, and exam findings, then recommends conservative next steps that fit your situation.