Serving as director of Holistic Dentists in Tribeca, Dr. Lewis Gross oversees his staff and the daily operations of his practice. Dr. Gross has provided comprehensive oral care since 1979. With extensive experience and an impressive educational background, he offers patients expertise and guidance on all matters related to oral health. He served as an Assistant Professor of Oral Pathology at his alma mater, Columbia University. In addition, he provided counsel to the New York City Medical Examiner’s Office.
Special Interests and Focus
Dr. Gross believes that dentistry should focus on the effects it will have on the patient’s entire well-being, as well as the patient’s environment. Dr. Gross offers patients alternatives to traditional amalgam fillings that contain mercury, amalgam removal, non-surgical treatments for gum disease, and innovative options for root canal treatments. Known by his colleagues as a pioneer in alternative and integrative dentistry, Dr. Gross focuses on providing dental care that is beneficial to overall health.
Educational Background and Professional Experience
Columbia School of Dental and Oral Surgery
Lutheran Medical Center Residency
Armed Forces Institute of Pathology
Assistant Professor of Oral Pathology – Columbia University
Volunteer at New York City Examiner’s Office
Certified Medical Investigator – American School of Forensic Sciences
Outside of directing his New York City holistic dentist office, Dr. Lewis Gross is a published author and currently working on a second novel, The Amalgamist: The Da Vinci Code of Dentistry. In his spare time, Dr. Gross is known for his affinity for the Tango, a subject at the center of his quirky novel, Montauk Tango.
Lewis Gross, DDS
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