Si Katy Perry ay kilala hindi lamang sa kanyang mga hit songs tulad ng "Roar" at "Firework," kundi pati na rin sa kanyang stunning smile na talaga namang nakakahawa. Kung ikaw ay nasa Orlando o nagpa-planong bumisita, narito ang ilang mga dahilan kung bakit mas lalo mo pang ma-appreciate ang kanyang amazing smile at ang mga rewards na kasama nito!
Kamusta, mga Magulang! Look around any high school in the Philippines today, and you'll see a common sight: teenagers with metallic smiles from braces. While orthodontics is a wonderful science, it makes you wonder—why is this becoming almost a rite of passage? Is this widespread crowding and misalignment inevitable?
The Panoramic x-ray, is a two-dimensional (2-D) dental x-ray examination that captures all completely the mouth in a single image this are the following the teeth, upper and lower jaws, surrounding structures and tissues.
1. Better patient acceptance. Patients can easily sit during the panoramic X-ray examination that can be performed once. Fast and easy process.
The city that never sleeps often pays its workers in a dangerous currency: their health. Meet Dave. Not his real name, but his story is painfully real.
The Genesis Protocol envisions a future where disease is not just treated, but reversed. We are moving beyond static diagnostics and one-size-fits-all regenerative approaches. This project fuses three exponential technologies:
AI Diagnostics: To create a dynamic, predictive, and multi-scale model of a patient's disease state and healing potential.
In the city that never sleeps, Los Angeles, a dangerous badge of honor has become the norm: sacrificing rest for hustle. From the relentless grind of Silicon Beach tech startups to the late-night shoots in Hollywood and the 24/7 service economy, Angelenos are burning the candle at both ends. But this chronic sleep deprivation is more than just fatigue—it’s a silent, systemic attack that's crashing your productivity in Downtown high-rises, expanding your waistline in the San Fernando Valley, and rotting your teeth from Santa Monica to Boyle Heights.
For centuries, the core principle of dentistry has been repair and replacement. A cavity? Fill it. A broken tooth? Crown it. A lost tooth? Bridge it or implant a metal post into your jawbone.
But what if we could change the very nature of dentistry? What if, instead of replacing what's lost, we could regrow it?
A Smile Can Hide a Fluttering Heart
Maria, a 58-year-old nanay from Quezon City, always prided herself on her resilience. She managed her household, doted on her apos, and navigated the busy streets of Manila with ease. But lately, a new, unsettling feeling had taken hold—a occasional, fluttering sensation in her chest, like a bird trapped in a cage. It was brief, but it scared her.
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