Strauss Periodontics

Midtown Manhattan has no shortage of dental specialists, but when it comes to the finer points of gum health and dental implants, the category demands precision. Strauss Periodontics operates from a suite just off the park at 30 Central Park S STE 7D, a building that has quietly housed medical offices for decades. The practice zeroes in on treatments most general dentists refer out—bone grafts, crown-lengthening, and implant placement—without the overhead of a hospital setting.

Periodontists spend an extra three years mastering the tissues that anchor teeth, so their approach to implants and gum disease often feels more surgical than routine cleaning. Here, patients arrive for procedures that can prevent tooth loss or rebuild what’s already been lost. Pocket-depth measurements, soft-tissue lasers, and guided implant surgery are part of the vocabulary; the goal is to keep natural teeth where possible and replace them seamlessly when necessary. The address—10019—places the office within walking distance of Carnegie Hall and the southern edge of the park, a stretch where Midtown’s hustle slows just enough to notice the details.

To confirm availability or clarify which treatment might apply, the number is (646) 437-7575. Directions are easiest pulled from the map; the building entrance sits on Central Park South, between Sixth and Seventh Avenues.