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Airflossing, Waterpik or Manual Flossing: What’s best?

It's important to maintain good oral hygiene on a daily basis as it helps to prevent tooth and mouth ailments including cavities and gum disease which can lead to tooth...


Acid Erosion and What Can Cause It

Did you know that tooth enamel is the strongest substance in the human body? However even the strongest of substances are susceptible to issues. Acid erosion, also known as dental...


Teeth Whitening With Zoom and Opalescence

Do you want whiter teeth? At Somerset Dental Care, we understand the importance of a great smile. Our team of dentists offer expert and long-lasting Teeth Whitening services to help...


10 Most Common Questions About Root Canal Treatments

A root canal treatment can be a necessary dental procedure for patients with decaying teeth, but understanding what a root canal is can be a little confusing! If you’re wondering...


Toothaches: The Causes and Solutions

Did you know that teeth are one of the longest lasting parts of the human body? But that doesn’t mean they aren’t susceptible to decay! Toothaches can be pesky things...


Improving Your Teeth With Veneers at Somerset Dental Care

Dental veneers or tooth veneers were first invented in 1928 and they’ve become a very popular dental solution since! Let’s take a closer look at how veneers work and what benefits...


Getting to Know Dental Implants

Dental implants are artificial teeth ‘roots’ that are placed within your mouth, into the jaw, in order to hold replacement teeth or to secure a crown, bridge or full set...


What is Periodontal Disease and Are You At Risk?

Periodontal disease is a disease that affects the gums and can result in gum decay and tooth loss. The earlier/first stages of periodontal disease are often known as ‘gum disease’...


What is Fluoride and Why Do We Need It?

What Is Fluoride Exactly? When many of us think of fluoride, we often think about toothpaste, tap water and even the family dentist! Fluoride is actually a natural mineral that...


Why Are Wisdom Teeth Called Wisdom Teeth?

We all know the joy – or perhaps the pain – of wisdom teeth. Wisdom teeth are what we call third molars: those thick, four-cusped teeth at the back of...