Texas A&M College of Dentistry

Recent Posts

  • Making the machine work

    During the second annual staff awards luncheon, Texas A&M School of Dentistry staff members were honored for their work ethic, team spirit and for going the extra mile in their roles.

  • Oral Pathology Services provides world-class insight and support

    Texas A&M Dentistry Oral Pathology Services - one of the larger biopsy services in the United States - boasts a history of providing exemplary service to the practicing community.

  • Scavenger hunt kicks off Howdy Week

    The fall semester is underway and Howdy Week is here again!

  • A day in their scrubs

    Meet D2 Zach Sherburn of Little Elm, Texas

  • Scavenger hunt kicks off Howdy Week

    Gear up for a weeklong celebration of new and returning students

  • Outstanding alumni honored

    Texas A&M University School of Dentistry and its alumni association presented outstanding and distinguished alumni awards during a reception Aug. 25 at the Southwest Dental Conference in Dallas.

  • Mallonee publishes new edition of dental hygiene ‘bible’

    The field of dentistry is constantly evolving, creating new standards of care, and Professor Lisa Mallonee, co-author of the latest edition of “Wilkins’ Clinical Practice of the Dental Hygienist,” is ensuring that information makes its way into the classroom.

  • Screening clinic moves to AEB

    Texas A&M School of Dentistry's screening clinic moved from the Clinic and Education Building to the first floor of the Administration and Education Building in August, creating an improved experience for patients and students.

  • Baby bird rescued from parking garage

    Texas A&M School of Dentistry students and staff demonstrated the Aggie spirit last week, as they teamed up to rescue a baby bird found in the parking garage.

  • Flying higher

    Grace Plain, commissioned in April as a second lieutenant in the Air Force, is attending Texas A&M School of Dentistry this fall to pursue her dental degree thanks to an Air Force scholarship.

  • Pillars of the field

    Dentistry, like other medical fields, is made up of many areas of expertise. In fact, there are 12 specialties recognized by the American Dental Association, and Texas A&M School of Dentistry offers training in 10 of them, more than most dental schools in the United States.

  • Like father, like daughter

    The halls of Texas A&M School of Dentistry buzz with activity every summer as high school and college students arrive on campus for the Summer Pre-Dental Enrichment Programs (SPEP). For two students, this year's program was especially exciting as they shared the experience with their fathers.