Commonwealth Periodontics & Implant Center

Commonwealth Periodontics & Implant Center Doctors: Susan Gibson, Will Carroll & Lucy Belcher

At Commonwealth Periodontics & Implant Center, we use laser therapy to treat gum disease  a modern option for people who...
02/04/2026

At Commonwealth Periodontics & Implant Center, we use laser therapy to treat gum disease a modern option for people who want real results without aggressive treatment.
Laser therapy helps:
✔️ target harmful bacteria below the gumline
✔️ reach areas your toothbrush can’t
✔️ be gentler than traditional surgery
✔️ support faster healing
✔️ slow down the progression of gum disease
The tricky part?
Gum disease often doesn’t hurt at first.
That’s why it’s easy to ignore and why many people wait too long before getting help.
If you’ve noticed bleeding gums, sensitivity, or changes you can’t quite explain…
don’t brush it off.
Your body is giving you signals.
We’re here to help you understand them and choose the right next step.
👉 Contact us to see if laser therapy may be right for you.

01/30/2026

Most people don’t avoid the dentist because of pain.
They avoid it because they don’t feel heard.
Rushed appointments.
Cold, impersonal spaces.
Doctors who talk at you instead of with you.
That quiet feeling of being “just another patient.”
That’s not care.
That’s stress.
At Common, dentistry starts with people not procedures.
A team that knows your name.
Time to listen, not rush.
A space where you can ask questions, breathe, and feel safe.
Because this isn’t just about teeth.
It’s about trust, comfort, and doing things the right way together.

Alzheimer’s and your mouth… might be more connected than you think. 🧠🦷Research suggests that a gum-disease–related bacte...
01/28/2026

Alzheimer’s and your mouth… might be more connected than you think. 🧠🦷
Research suggests that a gum-disease–related bacteria (Porphyromonas gingivalis) may be linked to Alzheimer’s.
Scientists have found bacterial DNA and toxic enzymes in the brains of some Alzheimer’s patients compounds that could contribute to inflammation and damage over time.
The big idea:
Healthy gums = healthier brain support.
What you can actually do (simple, not dramatic):
brush 2x/day + floss daily
don’t ignore bleeding gums
stay consistent with cleanings
treat gum inflammation early
Important note: This doesn’t prove gum disease causes Alzheimer’sresearch is ongoing. But taking care of your gums is one of the easiest habits with big long-term upside.
If your gums bleed when you brush, don’t “wait it out.” That’s your sign to get checked. ✅

Every smile you see has a story behind it.For many patients, choosing dental implants is about more than treatment —it’s...
01/22/2026

Every smile you see has a story behind it.
For many patients, choosing dental implants is about more than treatment —
it’s a step toward comfort, confidence, and ease in everyday life.
Dental implants offer a durable, stable, and natural-looking solution
that allows patients to eat, speak, and smile without worry.
At Commonwealth Periodontics and Implant Center in Somerset,
we guide patients through every step of the process using advanced technology,
precision, and a patient-centered approach focused on long-term function and natural results.
If you’re wondering whether dental implants may be right for you,
we invite you to schedule a personalized consultation with our team.

Skipping your nighttime brushing isn’t just about cavities or gum inflammation — it can affect your whole body.During sl...
01/20/2026

Skipping your nighttime brushing isn’t just about cavities or gum inflammation — it can affect your whole body.
During sleep, saliva production drops. If you go to bed without brushing, plaque and harmful bacteria stay active longer, which can ramp up gum inflammation and allow inflammatory byproducts to enter the bloodstream.
Research links periodontal (gum) disease with systemic inflammation, endothelial dysfunction, and atherosclerosis — key biological pathways involved in heart disease and stroke.
A simple habit makes a difference: brush for at least 2 minutes before bed. It protects your gums, lowers bacterial load, and supports your long-term health as part of everyday prevention.
Source: PMID 37380762
DOI: 10.1038/s41598-023-37738-1

Last week, this topic caught the attention of so many people so we’re coming back to it.Because if you:- have no teeth i...
01/16/2026

Last week, this topic caught the attention of so many people
so we’re coming back to it.
Because if you:
- have no teeth in your upper or lower jaw
- were told your teeth need to be removed
- struggle with dentures that move or feel uncomfortable
- avoid smiling, eating, or talking in public
this may be exactly what you’ve been looking for.
With All-on-X, you don’t have to wait months for a new smile.
In many cases, patients receive a full set of fixed teeth the very next day.
No loose dentures.
No long healing without teeth.
No temporary solutions that never feel right.
This option is designed for people who want:
✔️ stability
✔️ comfort
✔️ natural-looking teeth
✔️ and a real return to everyday life
You choose the tooth color.
The teeth are fixed in place.
And the smile looks full, strong, and natural.
If this post made you stop and think
that’s not a coincidence.
📩 Message us to learn if All-on-X could be right for you.
Sometimes one conversation is all it takes to change everything.

01/14/2026
Many people don’t put themselves last out of fear.They do it because life gets busy.We get used to small limitations.Eat...
01/09/2026

Many people don’t put themselves last out of fear.
They do it because life gets busy.
We get used to small limitations.
Eating a little more carefully.
Smiling a little less.
Telling ourselves, “I’m managing for now.”
As dentists, we see how kind people are to everyone else
and how rarely they offer that same kindness to themselves.
Health doesn’t require pressure or urgency.
It only asks for a moment when you give yourself permission
to finally take care of yourself.
A new year isn’t a demand to change everything.
It’s a gentle opportunity to ask yourself:
Will you give yourself a little more care this year?

A new year often starts with promises.“That I’ll finally take care of myself.”“That I’ll deal with it this time.”And the...
01/08/2026

A new year often starts with promises.
“That I’ll finally take care of myself.”
“That I’ll deal with it this time.”
And then life happens again.
Responsibilities. Other people. More urgent priorities.
And you end up once again at the bottom of the list.
As dentists, we see this every day.
Patients who waited for years because they feared pain, cost, or change.
And almost all of them say the same thing:
“I wish I hadn’t waited so long.”
All-on-X isn’t just advanced dental treatment.
It’s the moment someone stops living with constant discomfort
and starts eating, smiling, and feeling confident again without dentures or temporary fixes
This year doesn’t have to be another “someday.”
Sometimes the first step isn’t choosing treatment
it’s choosing not to put yourself last anymore.
Sometimes the first step isn’t choosing treatment, starts with a calm conversation.
No pressure. No one-size-fits-all promises.
Just real options, tailored to you.

12/31/2025

For every project, conversation, and the trust you placed, over the past year. Because of you, we continue to grow, raise our standards, and create work we are truly proud of. A new year is more than a date on the calendar. It is space for intentional decisions, meaningful goals, and steady progress without rush, but with purpose. We wish you health, clarity in your plans, and fulfillment in the path you choose. May the months ahead bring what truly matters.

Thank you for being part of this journey.

See you in the new year. ✨

12/25/2025

As this year comes to an end, we want to pause for a moment and simply say thank you.
Thank you for your trust.
For every visit, every conversation, and every decision to take care of yourself.
Thank you for allowing us to be part of your story not only as your care team, but as people who truly care.
Behind every smile we treat, there is a life, a journey, and the courage to not put yourself last.
That trust is what gives meaning to everything we do.
This holiday season, we wish you peace, warmth, and moments that truly matter shared with the people you love and the life you’re building.
we wish you a Merry Christmas and a beautiful New Year.
We are deeply grateful for you. 🤍

12/19/2025

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