About Dr. Linden
Dr. Eric Linden is a Periodontist with over 25 years of experience. He is a pioneering specialist using LANAP (Laser Assisted New Attachment Procedure) for laser periodontal surgery. He is also an expert in dental implants, traditional periodontics and bone regeneration. Dr. Linden is often asked to treat complex cases in which laser procedures provide benefits not offered by conventional therapy.
He is often called upon to lecture in the Greater New York area on LANAP and its benefits.
Our Periodontics Practice
In addition to LANAP, our practice includes a wide range of periodontal services such as comprehensive treatment planning for advanced prosthetic/periodontal cases, second opinions, dental implants, sinus augmentation, bone grafting, tooth extractions, ridge augmentation, cosmetic enhancement procedures, gingival grafts and maintenance procedures. We offer our services in a comfortable...
Manhattan Office coming soon:
212-595-5559
Dr. Linden's Periodontal Lectures
Dr. Linden's Upcoming Lectures
University of Kentucky School of Dentistry
October 15, 2010
"Latest Innovations in Laser Periodontal Surgery"
Mercer County Dental Society
October 19, 2010
"Laser Periodontal Surgery"
Greater New York Dental Meeting
Dr. Linden has been invited to speak again this Fall. Details to be announced.
Dr. Linden's Recent Lectures
Greater New York Dental Meeting
Friday, November 27th - Wednesday, December 2nd, 2009
"Laser Periodontal Surgery"
This keynote lecture was attended and extremely well received by over 175 dentists from around the world. The presentation included slides showing the dramatic improvement resulting from ongoing laser periodontal treatment.
Memorial-Sloan Kettering Hospital, New York City
December 11, 2009
Dr. Eric Linden was invited to deliver a lecture to the Faculty of Dental Oncology at MSKCC. He discussed the need for periodontal treatment prior to Bone Marrow Transplant and Chemotherapy.
What is LANAP?
LANAP is an acronym for "Laser Assisted New Attachment Procedure".
Traditionally, moderate to advanced periodontitis, or gum disease, was treated with surgery involving cutting, stitching, and significant recovery time. This invasive approach was often painful, and presented “roadblocks” for patients taking medications such as blood thinners, certain cardiac medications, and other systemic medications that would be contraindicated for traditional periodontal surgery. Although traditional procedures have been successful, our state-of-the-art approach...
LANAP/Laser Surgery Video
Recent Periodontal News
Important Video: Whoopi Goldberg talks about Gum Disease
July 14, 2010 - Researchers Study Relationship Of Oral Cancers And Periodontal Disease
July 13, 2010 - What Your Dental Health Says About You (Common oral problems have been linked to heart disease, diabetes, premature birth, and more.)
July 13, 2010 - Preventing Gum Disease When You’re at Risk for Heart Disease
July 13, 2010 - The Health Perils of Gum Disease (Gum disease does more than endanger your teeth and gums. It can also lead to and worsen far more dangerous ills.)
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