Dr. Dr. Michelle Somma, DMD

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Get to know the dentist who makes up one half of the team of dentists at Love Dentistry. 

Dr. Somma’s focus is on creating healthy, strong and beautiful smiles through her private practice Love Dentistry. She treats patients in all aspects of oral health, from routine dental matters to dental implants and full mouth restorations. Every aspect of Love Dentistry has been carefully thought out and tailored to the needs of its patients including the soothing, tranquil sounds and scents of the office. 

In regards to her education, Dr. Somma earned her Bachelor’s degree in Biology at Florida International University, a public research university in Greater Miami, Florida. She graduated at the top of her class as a Doctor of Dental Medicine from  Midwestern University. Dr. Somma, completed her residency through Wichita State’s Advanced Education in General Dentistry program, an innovative and exciting one-year postdoctoral educational program. She developed a passion for dental surgery through her clinical experience in endodontics and dental implants.

The core values possessed by Dr. Somma are the key to her success. She insists on not simply providing quality dental care, but in creating long-lasting relationships with her patients. 

She is dedicated to her local community as well as helping the underserved. She volunteers through medical missions each year and is passionate about giving back to the community. 

When not at work, Dr. Somma enjoys spending time with friends, family, and her adorable puppy, Decker. Recently wed, she met her husband Dr. Bret Williamson, when they both attended graduated from Midwestern University, College Of Dental Medicine Illinois, in Downers Grove, Illinois.

She enjoys an active lifestyle and has been focusing on improving her Spanish in order to have a strong second language. 

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