To prevent major dental issues, and identify potential problems early, it's a good idea to see your dentist regularly. A routine check-up and clean every six months goes a long...
Explaining the link between sugar and tooth decay We're not saying you shouldn't enjoy a chocolate Easter egg or two this season or treat yourself to a fresh hot cross...
Watch Dr Danny talk about what to do if you grind your teeth. If you’re concerned that you might be grinding your teeth make sure to speak to the team...
What is a root canal (Endodontic Treatment)? It is the treatment of inflamed, infected or dead tooth pulp. The pulp is a soft substance that consists of the nerve, blood...
The New Year has come and so have the New Year’s resolutions. In a UK survey taken in January 2017, it was found that 38% of people had ‘exercise more’...
Well, 2017 is officially in the past and we are powering through the beginning of 2018. As you will no doubt have a list of resolutions for the year ahead,...
At Somerset Dental Care, we like to ensure that every patient has access to the very best equipment and procedures in order to ensure they are getting the best dental...
When anyone says the word ‘dentist’ or ‘dentistry’ it’s quite easy to picture a human, male or female, leaning over you with teeth cleaning equipment, or someone laying on a...
During these times of challenge, we are committed to providing our patients with continuing care and ensuring that all treatment is in accordance with the Australian Dental Association and government guidelines.
Please bear in mind that the guidelines are constantly evolving and we will be making changes to adhere to these.
The safety of our patients, staff and the wider community is of utmost importance and accordingly a number of changes have been made at the practice which you will be made aware of.
We thank you for your continued support in these uncertain times and the calm and supportive manner with which you have been working with us.
