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Quarantined: Unexpected finale, Part 2
Editor’s note: When we reached out to our students to see how they were doing, some were already embracing their #QuarantineAndChill. Others let us know that they had run out of chill, and rightfully so. This was especially true ...
Quarantined: Unexpected finale, Part 1
Editor’s note: When we reached out to our students to see how they were doing, some were already embracing their #QuarantineAndChill. Others let us know that they had run out of chill, and rightfully so. This was especially true for ...
Dental emergency…or not?
As dentists switch over to emergency-only appointments during the COVID-19 pandemic, patients want to know what exactly qualifies as an emergency and where to go first.
A textbook case of achievement
Lisa Mallonee has become a bit of a celebrity around the office as she signs books for her admiring colleagues.
A day in their scrubs
Hometown: I was born in Houma, Louisiana, but I spent most of my childhood in Ashland, Massachusetts. The summer after high school, my family moved to Austin, Texas, to be closer to extended family. I still consider Massachusetts my home ...
Taking time to tour
Dr. Chad P. Gehani, president of the American Dental Association, didn’t want to miss a chance to see Texas A&M College of Dentistry’s new Clinic and Education Building while he was in Dallas on Friday.
Dr. Edward ‘Pat’ Allen, Class of ’69
Dr. Edward “Pat” Allen recently received the American Academy of Periodontology’s prestigious Gold Medal Award, the academy’s highest honor. “It’s a significant honor and very humbling to receive this lifetime achievement award,” says Allen, a 1969 graduate of what is ...
Awards and rewards
The annual faculty awards presentation on Feb. 10 included a few surprises and much heartfelt kudos as recipients garnered praise for their teaching and research efforts.
Not-so-hidden figures
Dr. Shaun M. Logan, Assistant Professor, Biomedical Sciences What inspired you to pursue your career? Honestly, my mother. As someone who battled a rare disease for years, her views on “When you have good health, you have everything” really resonated with me and ...
Above and beyond
Faced with presenting his written abstract at a competition recently, Dr. Matthew Saxon figured it was at the very least excellent practice for his upcoming thesis presentation. His expectations were exceeded. The third-year periodontics resident walked away with first place ...
Expertise in the house
Orthodontic residents have upped their savvy in craniofacial complexities this year.
Class of ’69 looks back 50 years
The Class of 1969’s homecoming tour of their dental school stomping grounds included a walk down memory lane. Fifty years later, some recalled in particular classmates’ refusal to take their last test before graduation, says alumnus Dr. Max Chennault. That ...