595 Chestnut Ridge Road, Suite 7
Woodcliff Lake, New Jersey 07677
Monday 8:30AM–5PM
Tuesday 9:30AM–6PM
Wednesday Closed
Thursday 8:30AM–5PM
Friday 8:30AM–4:30PM
Saturday & Sunday Closed
Q: I was just told that I have moderate to advance periodontal disease. I started deep cleaning and scaling. I am being referred to a periodontal specialist by my dentist. I want to know if laser surgery would be a better option instead, to get rid of bad breath, replace any bone loss, save my teeth,
Q: Is there gum surgery for bone loss? A: There is, traditional bone surgery is seldom used, but we choose the laser whenever possible. It’s less invasive and gets the same result, if not better. No cutting or sutures.
Q: I recently swallowed over 90% of a molar, and didn’t realize it until I brushed my teeth a couple of hours later. I’m assuming that I swallowed it while eating. It wasn’t loose, nor had I had any problems with it previously. I was just told that I had osteopenia, and am wondering if
Q: How do you treat bone loss due to gum disease? A: The laser protocol enables us to regenerate bone lost due to gum disease. Traditional surgery will also give us bone regeneration in cases where the laser isn’t appropriate.
Q: Dear Dr. Linden, I had a bone graft and three implants placed on my right lower Jaw in 2007. Soon afterwards I started losing bone around them and had to have another bone graft. I continued to have bone loss and have now 6-7 mm pockets. The gum around one of the implants is