Stay Safe, Stay Prepared: Dental Appointment Advisory During Typhoon Tino

As Tropical Cyclone Tino continues to move across the Philippines, several regions are expected to experience heavy rainfall, strong winds, and possible flooding from Tuesday evening to Wednesday evening (November 5, 2025).

According to PAGASA-DOST Weather Advisory #6, areas under the orange (100–200 mm) and yellow (50–100 mm) rainfall warning zones include parts of Cebu, Iloilo, Negros, Leyte, Bohol, Misamis Oriental, Bukidnon, and Palawan. These areas are likely to experience flooding and possible landslides, which may affect both travel and clinic operations.

Dental Clinic Advisory

We value your safety and convenience. Due to the expected weather conditions, dental appointments in affected areas may be delayed or rescheduled. Here’s how you can manage your visit safely:

1. Check the Weather and Plan Ahead
Before traveling to your dental appointment, check PAGASA’s latest weather bulletins or local advisories. If your area is forecasted for heavy rain or flooding, it’s best to call your dental clinic in advance to confirm if operations will continue as scheduled.

2. Reschedule or Book in Advance
If your area is expected to be affected, we recommend rescheduling early to secure a new appointment slot once weather conditions improve. Clinics are prioritizing patient safety and will do their best to accommodate all rescheduled visits.

3. Visit Before the Typhoon Arrives
For non-urgent treatments like teeth cleaning, braces adjustment, or consultation, you may book an earlier appointment before the typhoon’s arrival to avoid cancellations or power interruptions.

4. In Case of Emergency Dental Pain
If you experience severe tooth pain or swelling during the storm and cannot visit the clinic, contact your dentist for temporary care advice. Avoid taking unprescribed medication and wait until it’s safe to travel.

5. Stay Informed
Use trusted news and government sources for updates. You can track nearby dental clinic locations and contact numbers here:
https://cebudentalimplants.com/map-dental-clinic

Our Commitment

Dental clinics across the Philippines are implementing safety measures to continue serving patients as conditions allow. Some clinics are equipped with generators and backup systems to handle power interruptions, ensuring minimal disruption for ongoing treatments.

Your safety comes first — always prioritize staying indoors during extreme weather. After the typhoon passes, clinics will resume regular operations and assist with all pending and emergency appointments.

Source: PAGASA-DOST Weather Forecasting Section — Weather Advisory #6: Tropical Cyclone Tino and Shear Line (November 2, 2025)

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