Niles Hansen, DDS

Niles Hansen, DDS Indianapolis dentist, Dr. Niles Hansen has offered quality family dentistry as well as many cosmetic,

Dr. Niles M Hansen offers a wide range of comprehensive general and family dentistry on Indianapolis north side. He has a special interest in preventive dentistry and oral medicine. He enjoys caring for his patients from toddlers to adults in his family oriented practice and attends a large number of continuing education courses yearly, to ensure his patients receive a high standard of care that is up to date, ethical and evidenced based. A source of pride is the diverse nature of his practice which includes not only patients from ten states but also as far away as Japan. Dr. Hansen is a graduate of Creighton University and the Indiana University School of Dentistry. He is a member in good standing of the Indianapolis District Dental Society, Indiana Dental Association, American Dental Association, Indiana Academy of General Dentistry, American Academy General Dentistry and the American Academy of Oral Medicine. Dr. Hansen is happily married and the proud father of four children. In addition spending quality time with his family he enjoys travel, reading, music and is an avid sports fan.

09/07/2025
We have a correction withthe final standings Alan Eisberg is the winner, Daniell Maled Sparks moves up to second with Ma...
05/27/2025

We have a correction withthe final standings Alan Eisberg is the winner, Daniell Maled Sparks moves up to second with Malukas, and third is now Cassie Bragg with Pato O'Ward. Eriksson was penalized from second and dropped

Congrats to our winners of our annual Indy 500 contest:First place Alan Eisberg; second place Marisa Smith; and third pl...
05/25/2025

Congrats to our winners of our annual Indy 500 contest:
First place Alan Eisberg; second place Marisa Smith; and third place is Danielle Maled Sparks.

Until next year, God speed!

05/20/2025

From nausea, weight gain and eczema, stress can affect your immune system in many ways. Eliminating or modifying different stress factors in your life is vital to protect and increase your immune response. In addition, chronic stress decreases your body’s lymphocytes — the white blood cells that help fight off infection. The lower your lymphocyte level, the more at risk you are for viruses, including the common cold and cold sores. This is when you can start experiencing a “stress-induced sickness."

High stress levels also can cause depression and anxiety, which also can lead to higher levels of inflammation. In the long-term, sustained, high levels of inflammation point to an overworked, over-tired immune system that can’t properly protect you.

Here are just a few helpful tactics for reducing stress and boosting your immune system:

😌Meditation and mindfulness
🧘Practice yoga
🛌Get enough sleep
‼️Learn your stressors and how to tackle them

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9011 North Meridian Street, Suite 203
Indianapolis, IN
46260

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 5pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 5pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 1pm
Thursday 8:30am - 5pm
Friday 8:30am - 1pm

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