Dr. Julian Lender, DMD

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Get to know Dentist Dr. Julian Lender, who serves patients in Massachusetts.

Julian Lender D.M.D. is the Clinical Director for A Plus Dentistry and All Seacoast Dental Associates.

Dr. Lender is the honored owner of A Plus Dentistry in Brookline, All Seacoast Dental Associates in Gloucester, and Maplewood Dental Associates of Malden all located in Massachusetts. Dr. Lender has performed all types of dentistry with a focus on full mouth cosmetics and reconstruction for over thirty years.

His unique skills and understanding of patient needs have made him the doctor of choice for many of greater Boston’s larger cosmetic cases. In particular, his skills with regard to restoring dental implants have made his offices a popular destination for people desperately in need of a new and beautiful smile.

Before his immigration to the United States thirty years ago Dr. Lender honed his skills as a dentist in Eastern Europe for eleven years. After arriving in the States, Dr. Lender obtained the second dental degree of his career from Henry M. Goldman School of Dental Medicine, Boston University in 1994. Dr. Lender also completed training at the world-famous Las Vegas Institute of Neuromuscular and Cosmetic Dentistry.

Always seeking continuing education opportunities in the most advanced and “cutting edge” dental technologies and techniques has made Dr. Lender an award winning cosmetic and esthetic dentist. His mother, father and his younger sister are all dental professionals and excellence runs in the family.

Dr. Lender is certified in Invisalign (clear braces), Waterlase (laser dentistry), conscious sedation, and Air Flow treatment.Air Flow is a dental treatment that improves the overall health of the teeth and gums; reducing plaque, tooth decay, and the production of acid and biofilm. The treatment provides exceptional polishing using a combination of water, compressed air, and fine powder particles.

Dr. Lender is also a proud member of the following organizations, the American Dental Association, the Massachusetts Dental Society and National Register’s Who’s Who in Executives and professionals.

His team are all very proud of Dr. Lenders many past and continuing accomplishments. Especially, the literally thousands of satisfied patients who represent his consistent excellence over the last thirty plus years. They welcome you to their ever-growing dental family and as always, appreciate your trust and continued patronage of their offices.

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