Dr. Cranska graduated from the University of Maryland, School of Dentistry in 1979. He opened a general practice in Annapolis, MD, the same year. His practice expanded and moved to Arnold in 1994, Severna Park in 2005.
Dr. Cranska became interested in dental lasers and sought training in Laser Periodontal Therapy (now FDA approved as LANAP, Laser Assisted New Attachment
Procedure), a breakthrough procedure to treat periodontal disease. In 1999, he trained to become one of the first ten dentists in the world to use this procedure. Since then, Dr. Cranska has gone on to become a published author, lecturer and Certified Clinical Instructor of the LANAP procedure. He is currently a Clinical Instructor at the Institute for Advanced Laser Dentistry in California, teaching other dentists how to use and integrate the LANAP technique into their own practices.
Now holding Advance Proficiency Certification with the Academy of Laser Dentistry, Dr. Cranska often speaks to other dentists about the technology and procedures of LANAP.
Our office emphasizes restoring teeth to their original form, shape and color. We placed over 1,500 bonded, tooth colored restorations last year alone. We utilize shot-free, microabrasion and hard-tissue lasers, when possible for fillings, bonding and super-sealants. Laser energy and water are utilized to replace the dental drill and remove decay from teeth. We are into our ninth year of successfully utilizing Laser Periodontal Therapy LANAP(The no cut, non-bleeding, no suture treatment of gum disease).
Dr.
Jeffrey S. Leigh graduated from the University of Pennsylvania School
of Dental Medicine in Philadelphia, PA. Upon completion of his education
he attended a dental residency at the University of Maryland Hospital,
Shock Trauma Center, Childrens hospital of Baltimore and Kernan
Hospital of Baltimore.
During
his residency he had advanced training in cosmetic dentistry, oral
surgery (removal of teeth), endodontics (root canal therapy), periodontics
(gum disease), pediatrics (children), dental implants, restorative
dentistry (non-metallic, tooth colored fillings), prosthodontics
(crown, bridges and dentures).
Dr. Leigh utilizes the intraoral video camera in the office to let
the patients visualize clearly the nature of any problems. This
coupled with the use of air abrasion for "no needles, no drill"
fillings, makes your dental visits as comfortable as possible.
Dr. Cranska became interested in dental lasers and sought training in Laser Periodontal Therapy (now FDA approved as LANAP, Laser Assisted New Attachment
Procedure), a breakthrough procedure to treat periodontal disease. In 1999, he trained to become one of the first ten dentists in the world to use this procedure. Since then, Dr. Cranska has gone on to become a published author, lecturer and Certified Clinical Instructor of the LANAP procedure. He is currently a Clinical Instructor at the Institute for Advanced Laser Dentistry in California, teaching other dentists how to use and integrate the LANAP technique into their own practices.
Now holding Advance Proficiency Certification with the Academy of Laser Dentistry, Dr. Cranska often speaks to other dentists about the technology and procedures of LANAP.
Dr.
Jeffrey S. Leigh graduated from the University of Pennsylvania School
of Dental Medicine in Philadelphia, PA. Upon completion of his education
he attended a dental residency at the University of Maryland Hospital,
Shock Trauma Center, Childrens hospital of Baltimore and Kernan
Hospital of Baltimore. 
During
his residency he had advanced training in cosmetic dentistry, oral
surgery (removal of teeth), endodontics (root canal therapy), periodontics
(gum disease), pediatrics (children), dental implants, restorative
dentistry (non-metallic, tooth colored fillings), prosthodontics
(crown, bridges and dentures).
