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Rampant Early Childhood Caries: Diagnosis, Urgent Management & Definitive Treatment Options

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Immediate visual diagnosis (short)

This image shows severe, rampant early childhood caries (S-ECC) of the maxillary primary teeth with extensive coronal destruction on both sides. Multiple primary molars appear non-restorable clinically (large cavitated lesions with dark necrotic dentine), and several teeth likely have pulpal involvement or necrosis. The upper anterior teeth look comparatively preserved, which is a typical pattern in bottle/formula/sugary-feed ECC.

Maximizing Your Dollar: A Filipino Expat's Plan for Dental Work in the Philippines

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The Smart Filipino's Guide: Maximizing Your Dollar for Dental Care in the Philippines

Alveolar Bone Loss in Filipino Men: Why Middle-Aged Men (35-50) Fail Dental Exams

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The Silent Crisis: Why Middle-Aged Filipino Men Are Failing Dental Checkups

Posted on: October 26, 2023
Categories: Men's Health, Periodontal Disease, Patient Education
Tags: #PhilippinesDentalHealth #GumDisease #MensHealth #AlveolarBoneLoss #MiddleAgeHealth

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