Have you ever noticed someone who refuses to flash a genuine smile? Even in a family picture, they stay tight-lipped. Even if they’re laughing at the funniest joke ever, they cover their mouths. Maybe this person is you and maybe you need a cosmetic dentistry smile makeover from Dental Care Today in Fishers. At Dental …
FADS AREN’T ALWAYS ABOUT hairstyles and slang; they can also be about the way we take care of our bodies, including…
Today’s message is for men and women who are disheartened because they haven’t been successful at making some changes that will benefit their oral health. We want to urge you to keep trying and assure you that the team of dental professionals at Dental Care Today PC – E. Dale Behner DDS is eager to …
A TOOTHACHE IS never fun to deal with for anyone, and they can happen for a variety of…
Soft drinks, soda, pop. No matter what you call it, it seems to currently be the dietary villain of choice. In this blog post from Dental Care Today, we give you yet another important reason to avoid this ubiquitous drink. For dental health, soda delivers a double punch of damage with two of its ingredients: …
ONE OF LIFE’S CRUELEST ironies is that so many of the foods and drinks we enjoy the most aren’t good for…
People who have undergone a smile redesign are probably aware of the latest cosmetic dental procedures popular in the Indianapolis area. These include metal-free fillings, porcelain veneers, invisible braces, implant-anchored dentures, and inlays/onlays. This blog post focuses on some nifty dentistry advances that are used behind-the-scenes to benefit dentists and dental patients alike. Digital imaging …
WE ALL LIKE to show off our personality and sense of style in the way we present ourselves, from clothing to…
IT MIGHT SEEM LIKE diabetes and oral health have little to do with each other, but this is unfortunately not the…
This blog post from Dental Care Today in Fishers is about the American Dental Association. You have probably seen the ADA symbol on toothpaste and floss—but what else do you know about this dental institution? The ADA’s self-proclaimed purpose is to improve the level of public oral health by supporting dentistry through not-for-profit federal, state, …
