What Every College Student Should Know About Dental Health
GOING OFF TO COLLEGE can drastically throw off a young adult’s normal at-home routine.
Your Regularly Scheduled Visits Are About More Than Clean Teeth
HAVE YOU EVER WONDERED why it’s so important to see us every six months?
What Does Your Indianapolis Dentist Need To Know?
For optimal dental health, all Carmel, McCordsville, and Pendleton residents should be visiting their dentist twice a year for routine cleanings and exams. This is a good time to make sure that you are brushing and flossing properly. It is also vital that you discuss issues related to dental health. Make sure to tell your …
What Does Dentistry’s Emblem Mean?
HOW OFTEN HAVE YOU taken a close look at the emblem of dentistry?
Beware Of Hidden Sugar
We advise our McCordsville dental patients at Dental Care Today PC to watch their sugar intake to prevent cavities and other health problems. If you are trying to unsweeten your diet, you are probably skipping the usual suspects: candy, soda, and baked treats. But not all sugar is as obvious as the frosting on a …
Be Prepared For Dental Emergencies
INJURIES ALWAYS SEEM TO HAPPEN when we least expect them.
The Delicate Balance of Oral Bacteria
THE BACTERIA IN OUR BODIES vastly outnumber our human cells! However, that’s not always a bad thing…
6 Ways To Prepare For Your Dental Procedure
Perhaps dental sedation can be scary or the drilling of a cavity or even sedation dentistry. Let Dental Care Today PC offer 6 ways to prepare yourself mentally, emotionally and physically before your big dental day. First, remember Dr. Dale Behner is trained to provide the best care and comfort possible. Second, take some time …
A Toothpaste Timeline
OUR NIGHTLY BRUSHING ROUTINE wouldn’t be complete without that minty-fresh toothpaste tingle, right?
No Cavities? Thank Your Parents
At Dental Care Today PC, we stay abreast of new discoveries in the exciting field of dentistry and occasionally share interesting facts with our patients. Today’s post focuses on new findings in an intriguing field of research: genetic dentistry. “About 60% of the risk for tooth decay appears to be due to genetic factors.” Mary …
