Elemino Dental

Our Dental Clinic

When I started Elemino Dental I envisioned a place with a soothing environment where people can relax and don’t have to be afraid to see the dentist. I truly enjoy treating all my patients!
Some have been with us since the beginning and I cannot express how fortunate I am for that. What gives me the most fulfillment as a dentist, is giving a patient the confidence to throw out a smile again.

About Me

Hello! My name is Dr. Gracezilda Elemino-Pancho and I would like to welcome you to my practice. Let me start by telling you a bit about myself. I am a 2001 graduate of the Faculty of Dentistry at the University of South Western University.

One of the many things I have learned in the last 16 years as a dentist is that education and awareness are crucial. I want my patients to know what is happening to them by making sure to explain everything we do, and most importantly, why we do it. I do what it takes to make a patient feel comfortable so they can receive the treatment they need.

My work philosophy is to perform result-oriented dental care while using proven and also up to date treatment methods. A patient’s oral health is more than just what happens in their mouth. That is why I focus on the overall patient well-being, with an emphasis on prevention.

When I am not at the clinic I love to spend as much of my time with my husband Jun and my daughter Kaye and our dog Trixie.

Services

Restorations

We offer all types of restorative dentistry including bonded tooth colored fillings and crowns.

Implants, bridges and partial dentures

There are many different ways to replace missing teeth. We will take the time to discuss which option suits you best.

Root canals

We would like to show you that this procedure no longer deserves its bad reputation. This is usually a routine procedure that will relieve your aching tooth.

Digital X-rays

Radiographs, commonly referred to as "x-rays" are essential to help maintain optimal oral health. Digital radiographs produce much less radiation than "traditional" radiographs. They help to identify decay, wisdom teeth, cysts, abscesses, among other things that cannot be detected by the naked eye.

Wisdom tooth extractions

Most people do develop third molars, more commonly referred to as wisdom teeth. While some will erupt without problem and become functional teeth, most do require extraction.