For those of you in the Indianapolis area who feel pain when you sip your morning coffee or cringe each time you brush or floss, Dental Care Today in Fishers is here for you. Your dental health matters to us. The first line of defense against tooth sensitivity is proper oral hygiene. Incorrect brushing and …
WORKING IN THE DENTAL health business, one of our favorite things to see is our patients’ smiles. So today, we…
This article from Dental Care Today in Fishers is about dental health, and the bacteria that causes tooth decay. Your mouth has a thriving community of bacteria. There are from 200-300 types. But relatively few cause cavities. Bacteria that cause tooth decay are in the mutans streptococcus family. The bacteria mix with sugar. This mixture …
WE USE OUR TEETH all day, every day, for chewing, talking, and flashing big smiles at friends and family, but what are the structures…
So you’ve lost some teeth and now hesitate to smile because of the gaps. If only you could go back in time and recover that full-toothed smile you once had. Guess what? With implants from Dental Care Today in Fishers, you can! For most patients, a dental implant is the perfect replacement for both the …
OUR JAWS DO A LOT of work throughout the day, opening and closing over and over so that we can do ordinary things like…
YOU MIGHT REMEMBER a little bit about pH from a science class you took years ago in…
Tooth whitening treatments have come a long way since whitening toothpastes began to flood the market years ago. The team at Dental Care Today in Fishers provides patients with the most effective products and systems. There are lots of ways to whiten your teeth. But those products you find in the grocery store, from toothpastes …
THE SMILE OF a happy child is one of the best things in the world. Unfortunately, dental caries (tooth decay) is the most common…
At Dental Care Today in Fishers, we are devoted to the dental health of each of our patients. To that end we remind everyone to brush and floss twice a day. There are some places, however, where enamel damage can occur even with dedicated oral hygiene. The very back of the mouth, where the premolars and …
