Dr. Drore Eisen

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  Drore Eisen, MD, DDS, Medical Director of OralCDx Laboratories is a dual trained dermatologist and dentist with expertise in oral diseases.He has coauthored two textbooks: "The Mouth: Diagnosis and Treatment," a critically acclaimed textbook on oral medicine utilized in residency training programs in the United States, and "Dermatology of the Lips."He has written several chapters in textbooks and published over 50 articles on oral diseases in peer-reviewed publications including The New England Journal of Medicine and The Lancet.Dr. Eisen is a featured speaker at numerous meetings and a visiting professor and lecturer at many universities, both nationally and internationally.Dr. Eisen played a key role in the clinical development of Proctor & Gamble's oral care prescription products, overseeing all of their worldwide clinical trials in this field.He also has had extensive experience in clinical research, serving as a principal investigator in more than 50 clinical studies and collaborating with most of the major pharmaceutical companies worldwide.

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  Dr. Drore Eisen, MD, DDS, Medical Director, is dually trained in dentistry and dermatology and is the author of numerous publications on oral diseases.

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  Dr. Drore Eisen, MD, DDS, and Medical Director, is dually trained in dentistry and dermatology and is the author of numerous publications on oral diseases.

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  Published on: 10/11/2008    Last Visited: 7/26/2006  

  Drore Eisen, a dentist who is considered an oral cancer expert he has written two books and more than 40 articles on the subject said no one knows for certain what makes people at risk for the disease, other than excessive use of tobacco and alcohol.
  
  "It can really strike at any age," said Eisen, also vice president and medical director of CDx Laboratories, based in Suffern, N.Y.
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  Eisen said that 5 to 10 percent of all Americans have spots in their mouths, and the overwhelming majority are harmless.
  
  "There's no symptoms, no pain.They look like an ordinary-looking sore that you might get from a pizza burn or biting your lip," he said.
  
  Treating oral cancer is expensive, costing more than $100,000 per person, Eisen said, citing surgery and chemotherapy as the big expenses.
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  Reducing those costs for patients and the nation's health care system is just one reason why Rosenheck and Eisen are engaged in their crusade for greater public awareness.
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  "They don't think about oral cancer because there really hasn't been a big breakthrough yet, although oral cancer now kills as many Americans as melanoma," Eisen said.

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  Published on: 10/8/2002    Last Visited: 10/8/2002  

  It allows dentists to test harmless looking lesions that might not have been tested otherwise, and if the test comes back abnormal, to send that patient for a traditional biopsy," said Dr. Drore Eisen, medical director of the company that analyzes the brush biopsy specimens, CDx Laboratories in Suffern, N.Y.
  
  Another test called ViziLite, also approved by the US Food and Drug Administration, is a chemiluminescent light that is shone in the mouth.

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  Published on: 2/4/2008    Last Visited: 2/26/2008  

  Drore Eisen, a dentist who is considered an oral cancer expert he has written two books and more than 40 articles on the subject said no one knows for certain what makes people at risk for the disease, other than excessive use of tobacco and alcohol."It can really strike at any age," said Eisen, also vice president and medical director of CDx Laboratories, based in Suffern, N.Y.
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  Eisen said that 5 to 10 percent of all Americans have spots in their mouths, and the overwhelming majority are harmless."There's no symptoms, no pain.They look like an ordinary-looking sore that you might get from a pizza burn or biting your lip," he said.Treating oral cancer is expensive, costing more than $100,000 per person, Eisen said, citing surgery and chemotherapy as the big expenses.
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  Reducing those costs for patients and the nation's health care system is just one reason why Rosenheck and Eisen are engaged in their crusade for greater public awareness.
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  "They don't think about oral cancer because there really hasn't been a big breakthrough yet, although oral cancer now kills as many Americans as melanoma," Eisen said.

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  Published on: 8/16/2000    Last Visited: 7/5/2006  

  "Since the survival rate for oral cancer patients increases dramatically with early diagnosis, we expect OralCDx to significantly improve the current 50% five-year survival rate - a rate which hasn't changed in the last 50 years," said Dr. Drore Eisen, Medical Director for OralScan Laboratories."There has already been a great response within the dental community to this breakthrough product."
  
  According to Sullivan-Schein Dental, in the past nine months, over 26,000 dentists have requested OralCDx test kits and instructional information, representing over 18% of U.S. dentists.

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  Published on: 8/16/2000    Last Visited: 4/26/2004  

  "Since the survival rate for oral cancer patients increases dramatically with early diagnosis, we expect OralCDx to significantly improve the current 50% five-year survival rate - a rate which hasn't changed in the last 50 years," said Dr. Drore Eisen, Medical Director for OralScan Laboratories."There has already been a great response within the dental community to this breakthrough product."
  
  According to Sullivan-Schein Dental, in the past nine months, over 26,000 dentists have requested OralCDx test kits and instructional information, representing over 18% of U.S. dentists.

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  Published on: 10/11/2008    Last Visited: 6/18/2008  

  Drore Eisen, a dentist who is considered an oral cancer expert - he has written two books and more than 40 articles on the subject - said no one knows for certain what makes people at risk for the disease, other than excessive use of tobacco and alcohol.
  
  "It can really strike at any age," said Eisen, also vice president and medical director of CDx Laboratories, based in Suffern, N.Y.
  ...
  Eisen said that 5 to 10 percent of all Americans have spots in their mouths, and the overwhelming majority are harmless.
  
  "There's no symptoms, no pain.They look like an ordinary-looking sore that you might get from a pizza burn or biting your lip," he said.
  
  Treating oral cancer is expensive, costing more than $100,000 per person, Eisen said, citing surgery and chemotherapy as the big expenses.
  ...
  Reducing those costs for patients and the nation's health care system is just one reason why Rosenheck and Eisen are engaged in their crusade for greater public awareness.
  ...
  "They don't think about oral cancer because there really hasn't been a big breakthrough yet, although oral cancer now kills as many Americans as melanoma," Eisen said.
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  Drore Eisen, a dentist who is considered an oral cancer expert - he has written two books and more than 40 articles on the subject - said no one knows for certain what makes people at risk for the disease, other than excessive use of tobacco and alcohol.
  
  "It can really strike at any age," said Eisen, also vice president and medical director of CDx Laboratories, based in Suffern, N.Y.
  ...
  Eisen said that 5 to 10 percent of all Americans have spots in their mouths, and the overwhelming majority are harmless.
  
  "There's no symptoms, no pain.They look like an ordinary-looking sore that you might get from a pizza burn or biting your lip," he said.
  
  Treating oral cancer is expensive, costing more than $100,000 per person, Eisen said, citing surgery and chemotherapy as the big expenses.
  ...
  Reducing those costs for patients and the nation's health care system is just one reason why Rosenheck and Eisen are engaged in their crusade for greater public awareness.
  ...
  "They don't think about oral cancer because there really hasn't been a big breakthrough yet, although oral cancer now kills as many Americans as melanoma," Eisen said.

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  People need to be more aware of oral cancer, UMDNJ... - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 11/11/2004    Last Visited: 6/18/2008  

  Drore Eisen, a dentist who is considered an oral cancer expert - he has written two books and more than 40 articles on the subject - said no one knows for certain what makes people at risk for the disease, other than excessive use of tobacco and alcohol.
  
  "It can really strike at any age," said Eisen, also vice president and medical director of CDx Laboratories, based in Suffern, N.Y.
  ...
  Eisen said that 5 to 10 percent of all Americans have spots in their mouths, and the overwhelming majority are harmless.
  
  "There's no symptoms, no pain.They look like an ordinary-looking sore that you might get from a pizza burn or biting your lip," he said.
  
  Treating oral cancer is expensive, costing more than $100,000 per person, Eisen said, citing surgery and chemotherapy as the big expenses.
  ...
  Reducing those costs for patients and the nation's health care system is just one reason why Rosenheck and Eisen are engaged in their crusade for greater public awareness.
  ...
  "They don't think about oral cancer because there really hasn't been a big breakthrough yet, although oral cancer now kills as many Americans as melanoma," Eisen said.

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