To balance noise reduction and texture details of low-dose computed tomography (LDCT) images during deep learning training, we propose a network combining edge features and a pyramid structure for LDCT denoising (PLEDNet). PLEDNet contains three states: superficial feature acquisition, deep feature acquisition, and feature confluence. First, the superficial feature acquisition stage uses a simple convolutional block to perform feature extraction on the input LDCT image. Second, in the deep feature extraction phase, one branch uses pyramid pooling to extract multiscale features, and the other uses the trainable Laplacian of the Gaussian module to extract edge detail features. Finally, the feature fusion phase uses a fusion attention module to adaptively fuse multiscale and edge features. The results of the experiments demonstrate that the method not only enhances various relative objective indicators but also effectively represses the noise in LDCT images while fully conserving the image texture details, which has great advantages in terms of visual effects.