Your SQL Server indexes help the query engine find data as fast as possible for the best query performance every time. The Query Optimizer uses indexes to quickly find data so it doesn't need to do a full table scan which is often inefficient.

During normal database usage, inserts, updates and deletes will put your indexes out of order, slowing down query performance. When this happens, you need to defrag your indexes.

Simply run Visual Defrag to identify which indexes are fragmented and then defrag only where it's needed. Once Visual Defrag has put your indexes back in order, your queries will run quickly again. Visual Defrag makes SQL Server faster.