Somerset Family Dental

10/07/2021

Here’s the answer to Tuesday’s trivia question: Unfortunately, once tooth enamel is gone, it can’t grow back. Tooth enamel doesn’t contain any living cells and cannot repair itself. This is why it’s so important to take care of it!

10/05/2021

It’s Trivia Tuesday! When you lose tooth enamel, how long does it take to grow back? “React” to this post with your best guess and we will reveal the answer tomorrow!

09/29/2021

Your oral health is vital to your overall health! Share this post with your friends and family and encourage them to make their next dental appointment. 😊

09/28/2021

Today is National Good Neighbor Day! One of the simplest ways that you can be a good neighbor is by greeting them with a smile any time you see them.

09/27/2021

As the end of the year draws near, so does the time in which you can take advantage of your dental benefits. Do you have a treatment plan that you have been putting off? Have you been considering dentures, invisalign, or other dental treatments? Do you still need to come in to get your 2 dental cleaning appointments done this year? If you’ve answered “yes” to any of the previous questions, the time to book that appointment is NOW.

09/24/2021

Just because you can’t see the cavity, doesn’t mean it’s not there...

09/23/2021

Did you know that poor dental health can affect your respiratory health? Patients with periodontal disease constantly breathe in bacteria from decayed teeth and infected gums, and over time this can lead to respiratory tract infections, pneumonia and pulmonary diseases such as COPD, according to a study in the Journal of Periodontology.

09/22/2021

Did you get the correct answer to yesterday’s trivia question? On average, patients start thinking about dentures when they are between 40-50 years old. However, people of all ages get dentures every single day! “Like” this post if you knew the correct answer!

09/21/2021

It’s time for another Trivia Tuesday! How old is the average patient when they first get a set of dentures? Comment your guess below and we will post the correct answer tomorrow.

09/17/2021

Check out this article full of useful information regarding wisdom teeth!
https://www.webmd.com/oral-health/ss/slideshow-wisdom-teeth

Wisdom teeth are the most commonly missing teeth in adult mouths. You’re also more likely to have issues with these molars than with any other teeth. Learn why with WebMD's slideshow.

09/16/2021

Today is Talk Like a Pirate Day! How ARRR you celebrating?

09/15/2021

Poll: Comment below – Do you feel comfortable wearing white after Labor Day? Remember, it’s fashionable to rock a healthy, white smile no matter what season it is! Request an appointment today by calling us or booking online, so that we can make sure you have a healthy, white smile.