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United States Patent and Trademark Has Approved Next Generation Dental for Dr.Paul Ganjian DDS; Next Generation Dental is Now a Trademark

The Statement of Use (SOU) filed for the trademark application identified above has been accepted. This acceptance means that the mark will register and the registration certificate will issue in due course barring any extraordinary circumstances.

(PRWEB) June 13, 2006 -- The Trademark Next Generation Dental has been granted and approved for use. Dr Ganjian at next generation dental of New York had been granted the right of use of the name Next Generation Dental. The Next Generation Dental PC has two websites currently at www.nextgenerationdental.com and www.nxdental.com

Next Generation Dental has two main offices. The newest addition to this Corporate Group Practice is @ Lincoln Towers: 180 West End Ave Suite 1F New York,NY.10023.Next Generation Dental Group ,a comprehensive dental practice ready to meet all dental needs. The group of specialists offer a full range of services including: Orthodontics, Periodontics, Oral Surgery & Cosmetic Dentistry.

They also specialize in: Invisalign, BRITE SMILE & Smile Makeovers.
Offering all these services in one setting allows our dentists and specialists to confer on our patients dental care, giving them the benefit of our collective years of experience. This experience assures you that you will be receiving the best dental care available today. The main office of Next Generation is at Majestic Towers 115 Central Park West New York, NY. 10023.

About Dr Paul & Ben Ganjian:
Paul Ganjian is a graduate of the Columbia University School of Dental and oral Surgery, in New York, where he received his Doctoral Degree. He further completed his hospital residency at Cornel University hospital, in New York. He pursued further training in Cosmetic dentistry at LVI. He later attended New York University where he completed his training in Dental Implantology. He later completed Invisalign certification program for orthodontics.

Paul is a member of American Academy of Implantology and Cosmetic Dentistry, International Congress of Oral Implantologists, Academy of Laser Dentistry and American Dental Association.

He is the president of Next Generation Dental.

Benjamin Ganjian graduated from SUNY Stony Brook, where he received his Doctoral Degree. He completed his residency at Long Island College Hospital. Ben completed his post-doctoral in Orthodontics from Progressive Orthodontics. He is a winner of the Howard Hughes Research Foundation. As well as, a Golden Key Honor Society winner for his research in Cell-membrane Receptors. Dr Ben is certified in the Invisalign orthodontic treatment. He has been elected to the America's Top Dentist. Dr. Ganjian is a member of ADA, AGD, AAO, and AOS. Both Doctors have been featured in Bride Magazine and Inhale Exhale.

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