At Today's Dental, we've been serving the Ahwatukee, Tempe, Chandler and Phoenix community with state-of-the-art, family-friendly dentistry for 30 years. Our dentists, Drs. Howard Farran and Mark Haley are dedicated to your overall wellness and are committed to offering the very best that dentistry has to offer. Schedule an appointment by giving us a call at 480-893-1223.

We understand that a visit to the dentist may not be your favorite thing to do, but at Today's Dental, our team provides an atmosphere where you'll feel safe, secure, and supported throughout your dental experience.

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About Us

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Trust, ethics and impeccable care. These are the cornerstone principles of the vision Dr. Howard Farran had for his office in 1987. Today, the office is a place where his children, grandchildren and the community continue to be served, an office for the generations. Our practice is committed to providing you and your family with safe, gentle, high-quality dental care.

Today’s Dental Advantage Plan

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Just because you do not have insurance does not mean you should not have the SMILE you deserve! With the Today's Dental Advantage Plan, you receive Discounts up to 25% on many dental procedures. The advantage plan includes exams, professional cleanings, fillings and major procedures such as crowns, bridges and dentures and also includes free x-rays!

Patient Testimonials

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If you'd like to share some kind words and smiles, please ask our front desk staff for a comment card at your next appointment. We'd love to hear about your experience! The staff and doctors are awesome. They explain everything that they are going to do which helps make me be less nervous. I was having extra sensitivity to a tooth that had been worked on and they fit me in that day so the doc could take a look at it. He explained to me in terms I could understand. I would recommend them to everyone in the area.

Dental Crowns

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At Today's Dental, we see many patients with cracked, worn teeth, or teeth damaged by tooth decay. In these cases, we typically recommend placing dental crowns to strengthen the tooth or to improve its shape. This cosmetic restoration covers the visible portion of the broken tooth, essentially becoming the new surface.

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