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Celebrating 120 years of dental education

Marking its 120th year, what is now Texas A&M University College of Dentistry continues to stay true to its mission, shaping the future of oral health through excellence in education, research and patient care.  

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  • Dental student assesses a patient's needs during Disaster Day on March 28 in College Station.

    Preparing for a disaster

    Texas A&M College of Dentistry students were among more than 600 Texas A&M University students taking part in the 17th annual Disaster Day on March 28 in College Station. The nation's largest student-led interprofessional emergency response simulation teaches students critical life-saving skills essential in disaster situations

  • President Welsh with College of Dentistry students

    Welcome to Dallas, President Welsh

    Texas A&M University President Mark A. Welsh III made a visit to Texas A&M College of Dentistry, learning about the 120-year-old institution and its people. In separate meetings with dentistry students, faculty and staff, he shared growth plans for both the university and the Dallas-Fort Worth area and answered questions.

  • Dallas County Commissioners recognize College of Dentistry and other local dental providers

    In honor of National Dentist Day on March 6, Dallas County Commissioner Elba Garcia (District 4), a dentist herself, led a resolution earlier this week to name the day National Dentist's Day in Dallas County. College of Dentistry Lily T. Garcia, dean, thanked commissioners for the honor and reminded them that "oral health is the gateway to total health."

Latest Stories

  • Serving the community with smiles

    Texas A&M College of Dentistry third-year dental students Max Sticker and Christine Gonzales participated in an informational health fair March 28 at Moorland Family YMCA in Oak Cliff. They were joined by two predental students from the University of Texas at Dallas.

  • Dental student assesses a patient's needs during Disaster Day on March 28 in College Station.

    Preparing for a disaster

    Texas A&M College of Dentistry students were among more than 600 Texas A&M University students taking part in the 17th annual Disaster Day on March 28 in College Station. The nation's largest student-led interprofessional emergency response simulation teaches students critical life-saving skills essential in disaster situations

  • Putting dental health first

    Dental Hygiene students Cristina Flores and Cora Owens provided dental health information to residents this past weekend at the T.R. Hoover Community Development Center in South Dallas.