Texas A&M School of Dentistry

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  • Good food and fun times at fall fest

    Faculty, staff and students took a break from their busy schedules to celebrate Halloween at the annual fall festival Oct. 31. There were a number of fun events, including a chili cookoff, pumpkin decorating and a costume contest. The winners ...

  • Milner awarded one of ADA’s highest honors

    Dr. Bill Milner, '75, of Asheboro, North Carolina, received the 2023 American Dental Association Humanitarian Award for spending more than 48 years prioritizing oral health equity for patients who are medically, intellectually and physically disabled.

  • Peace of mind

    Higher education, especially in a city like Dallas, is an expensive prospect. The cost of tuition, living expenses and commuting, adds up quickly, but many students have sought scholarships through Texas A&M School of Dentistry and Texas A&M University to ...

  • Fall sealant program sports new look

    Texas A&M School of Dentistry’s sealant program kicked off the fall semester with a fresh, new look. The program is now supported by a new van with an eye-catching wrap.

  • 50 years in the making

    Texas A&M School of Dentistry hosted the class of 1973 for their 50th reunion Oct. 18, 2023. The alumni toured campus and were treated to a luncheon.

  • Novel move

    Alumna Dr. Tamie Dearen Erratt has been giving people a reason to smile for almost 40 years, first as a dentist and now as a romance novelist.

  • Celebrating the past, fostering the future of dental hygiene

    The dental hygiene class of 2003 has a lot to celebrate in 2023. Not only has it been 20 years since they graduated, but now three members of the class have returned to Texas A&M School of Dentistry to teach in the dental hygiene program.

  • More than a century of smiles

    Texas A&M School of Dentistry celebrated 118 years of service on Oct. 3. Founded in 1905 as State Dental College, the school has undergone many changes but has always remained committed to quality education and community service. The day also ...

  • More than a century of smiles

    Texas A&M School of Dentistry celebrated 118 years of service on Oct. 3. Founded in 1905 as State Dental College, the school has undergone many changes but has always remained committed to quality education and community service. The day also ...

  • Running ahead

    Athletics have always been a big part of Dr. Carlos Parra’s life. Parra, director of postdoctoral periodontics at Texas A&M School of Dentistry, played in recreational soccer leagues before the pandemic, but when they were temporarily shut down in 2020, ...

  • Bringing the Aggie Spirit to Dallas

    After a week of fun activities, including a scavenger hunt and a visit from Reveille, Howdy Week 2023 has come to a close at Texas A&M School of Dentistry. “It feels like there’s a little bit more Aggieland here,” said ...

  • A day in their scrubs

    Hometown: I grew up in Little Elm, Texas, which is kind of north up by Frisco. I’ve been in Dallas pretty much my whole life. Undergraduate degree: My first year of college was in Rochester, New York. I went to ...