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At Princeton Park Dental Associates, our goal is to keep your entire family healthy. Good oral health is more than healthy teeth, it is also essential to your general health and well-being. Oral diseases and conditions have been associated with other health problems. Fortunately, safe and effective measures exist to prevent the most common dental diseases. We are pleased to offer you complete preventive care with each visit. In addition to your routine cleaning and dental examination, our professional hygiene staff will perform a periodontal exam, blood pressure screening, oral cancer screening, and provide you with oral hygiene instruction for optimal preventive care at home.

11/10/2025

Did you randomly remember you need to schedule a cleaning and our office is closed for the day?

Fear not!

We have online booking on our website! You can request an appointment (cleaning, consult, or problem-focused) after hours and we will contact you when we are back in the office! You can always shoot us a text if you have any questions!

Book an appointment ➡️
www.princetonparkdental.com

Call/text us ➡️
609-924-5111

10/29/2025

We know, we know…flossing isn’t your number one priority, BUT it’s an important part of maintaining good oral health!

Flossing twice a day (same for brushing!) reduces your risk of gum disease, prevents cavities, improves breath, and freshens your teeth. If you’re not a fan of floss, water flossers/waterpiks are a great alternative! Just remember to be gentle! If you need to brush up on your flossing technique, your hygienist is a pro and can demonstrate for you!

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10/27/2025

should be a reminder to book your next cleaning appointment! If you have a college student that will be home during Christmas time and they are overdue for a cleaning, please schedule them sooner rather than later as we have limited availability!

Call us at 609-924-5111 or book online at princetonparkdental.com today!

10/22/2025

Brushing your teeth right before the dentist doesn’t make up for not brushing every day!

Daily brushing (2 minutes, twice a day) and flossing keeps your teeth and gums healthy long-term, preventing tooth decay, gum disease, and even heart disease. Although visiting your dentist may seem routine, the impact brushing and flossing can have on your health is profound!

BUT brushing before your appointment does have a perk…it gives your dentist a clear view of your smile and helps your cleaning go even smoother! 🪥🦷✨

10/13/2025

Say hello to our hygienist, Lori! 👋

Lori is originally from Kansas City, MO (yes, she is a Chiefs fan!). She received her RDH degree in 1993 and has worked in general, pediatric and periodontal practices. Prior to hygiene school, she was a dental assistant. Lori cares deeply about treating her patients as individuals with customized oral health plans.

Lori is a vital part of our practice and your preventative care. If it’s been a while since your last cleaning, Lori’s calming influence will quickly make you feel at ease!

10/08/2025

It’s October again, which means it’s National Dental Hygiene Month! Your dental health (and hygiene!) directly relates to your oral health, and our dental hygienists are often the first line of defense when battling tooth decay, gum disease, and oral health problems. Your hygienist is a licensed professional who works to prevent, detect, and treat oral disease by offering education and specific recommendations on proper dental hygiene techniques to maintain and enhance your smile, while also encouraging you to develop a personalized at-home oral hygiene routine.

By routinely combating dental disease through regular visits with your hygienist, you can prevent significant tooth decay, gum disease, tooth loss, and other diseases connected to poor oral health.

Stay tuned for our hygienist reveal!! 🦷🪥✨

09/19/2025

Dental myth: brushing harder means cleaner teeth 🪥

FALSE-It’s important to brush your teeth thoroughly, however, brushing too hard can wear down the enamel and cause discoloration and sensitivity. In addition, brushing too hard may also damage your gums and even cause them to bleed and recede. Toothpaste is abrasive enough! Choose a soft-bristled toothbrush or better yet, use an electric toothbrush and avoid applying too much pressure when brushing!

09/08/2025

It’s National Gum Care Month!

If you’re wondering what healthy gums vs. unhealthy gums looks like, take a peep at the photo!

Healthy gums are characterized as:

* Color: Pink or light coral
* Texture: Firm and resilient
* Bleeding: Minimal or no bleeding when brushing or flossing
* Appearance: Smooth and contoured to the teeth
* Other characteristics: No pain, bad breath, or loose teeth

Unhealthy Gums are characterized as:

* Color: Red, swollen, or purple
* Texture: Soft, spongy, or tender
* Bleeding: Excessive bleeding when brushing or flossing
* Appearance: May have pus, ulcers, or receding gum lines
* Other characteristics: Pain, bad breath, loose teeth, and increased saliva production

If you feel you fall into the unhealthy column more often than not, call 609-924-5111 to schedule a comprehensive exam so we can get you on the right track!

08/22/2025

✨🦷 MEET YOUR DENTIST! 🦷✨

With more than 30 years of professional dental experience and advanced ongoing education, Dr. Eric Abrams is the dental expert that you can rely on to give you the best advice and keep you in good health!

Dr. Abrams specializes in Family and Cosmetic Dentistry and his work in the field of Sleep Disorders and Dental Sleep Medicine have been nationally recognized and awarded. Dr. Abrams was chosen as one of the top 200 of “America’s Best Dentists” in Newsweek magazine June 2022. He is also one of less than 200 Dentists in the US with advanced training and experience that are awarded Diplomat Status in the treatment of Obstructive Sleep Apnea with The American Board of Dental Sleep Medicine.

You can have the peace of mind knowing Dr. Abrams is looking out for your overall health and well-being!

Give our office a call at 609-924-5111 to schedule for your dental or sleep apnea needs!

08/01/2025

✨🦷 PRODUCT SPOTLIGHT 🦷✨

One of the products Dr. Abrams highly recommends is OraCare Health Rinse! OraCare harnesses the power of activated chlorine dioxide and xylitol to keep your mouth squeaky clean! The most common uses are for bleeding gums, bad breath, periodontal disease, dry mouth, and everyday care.

OraCare is non-staining, no waiting to eat/drink after use, and has no alcohol, so no burning sensation!

We carry OraCare in the office so ask about it at your next visit!

07/28/2025

The East coast is having a heat wave this week! There are many ways to stay cool-but chewing ice shouldn’t be one of them!

Chewing ice can cause significant damage to your teeth and gums—it can lead to enamel wear, cracks, and even fractures, increasing sensitivity and the risk of cavities. It has the potential to damage dental work like fillings and crowns and cause gum irritation. It may also be a sign of an underlying health issue like iron deficiency anemia!

Before you injure your teeth further, consult with your dentist about your ice cravings!

07/18/2025

✨Fun Fact Friday✨

The toothbrush has come a long way from its early origins! The earliest known toothbrushes used by ancient civilizations were chewing sticks, and were made from twigs or branches frayed at one end. They were rubbed against the teeth to remove food and plaque.

The bristle toothbrush quickly spread to other parts of the world after the Chinese introduced the very first version.

Nylon bristles were introduced in the 20th century—they were more durable than boar or horsehair, and also less likely to harbor bacteria.

And in 1960, the first electric toothbrush came on the scene! Today’s electric toothbrushes can time how long you brush, sense how much pressure you are using, and can connect to your smartphone! What do you think the future holds for toothbrush evolution??

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188 North Harrison Street
Princeton, NJ
08540

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 3pm
Tuesday	8am - 5pm
Wednesday	7am - 5pm
Thursday	8am - 5pm
Friday	8am - 4pm

Website

http://www.princetonparkdental.com/

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