October means the beginning of fall, Halloween, and most importantly, breast cancer awareness month. Breast cancer is the second most common cancer in women after skin cancer. In 2017, 250,520 cases of breast cancer were reported in women in the United States. In Mercer County from 2013-2017, there were 1,582 new cases of female breast […]
The Oral Cavity is a Window to the Rest of Your Body
Many studies have proven that the oral cavity may be seen as the window into the rest of the body. Your mouth can show signs of malnutrition and other general infections. Many systemic diseases, which are diseases that affect the entire body, can first appear through lesions in the mouth or other oral issues. Your […]
The Best and Worst Halloween Candies
The day the temperature seems to drop 20 degrees, we immediately begin thinking about Halloween. As kids, this holiday was among the most exciting times of the year. If we were lucky, we received seemingly infinite amounts of candy that would take almost the entire year to consume. Eating tons of candy is […]
How to Prevent Tooth Discoloration and Whiten Your Teeth
Why do your teeth turn yellow over time? Are you afraid to smile in pictures because of the color of your teeth? Have you ever considered whitening your teeth but you’re not sure where to start? There are countless products available to help you achieve a whiter smile, some are even available at your local […]
Taking Safety Above and Beyond for our Patients
It is always important to consider the safety practices your dentist takes to ensure you are getting the best care possible. COVID-19 has heightened this feeling and emphasized the necessity of hygienic practices in all spaces. Even prior to the COVID-19 pandemic, Princeton Center for Dental Aesthetics & Implants has gone above and beyond to […]
Oral Health & Covid-19
Is there a link between a person’s susceptibility to the COVID-19 coronavirus, and their oral health? Turns out, there may be! If you have existing dental issues, you should be working with your dentist to fix the problem, otherwise you could be leaving yourself vulnerable. The Link Between Oral Health And Body Health In […]
Why it is Now Safe to Go to Your Dentist
For months, most dental offices were closed due to the coronavirus, aside from emergencies. However, as cases are beginning to die down, dental offices around the country are opening again – leaving people to wonder whether it’s truly safe to finally get their regular checkups and fillings again. The answer is yes. Dental offices are […]
Set the Course For Healthy Living;See your Family Dentist Regularly
Regular dentist visits are an essential part of overall healthy living that the entire family can benefit from. Routine dental visits provide a number of benefits for children, teens, and adults that extend far beyond simply having a nice smile. Healthy dental care routines and regular dental visits are great goals to have in and of […]
Why Go to a Holistic Dental Practice.
Everybody knows they should see their dentist twice a year for cleanings and checkups. And the benefits of regular cleanings and evaluations are pretty clear. What’s not so clear is why you should see a holistic dentist for your oral care needs, and how visiting a holistic dentist can actually benefit your health. 4 Benefits […]
ORAL CANCER: 5 signs to Watch Out for
Every year, more than 50,000 people are diagnosed with oral cancer in the U.S., according to the American Cancer Society, and about 10,000 people die as a result of the disease. Many cases of oral cancer are caught during a routine dental exam or office visit. And for people who have oral cancer screenings every […]