More than 80% of total resident time is spent in clinical activity. Extensive clinical experiences plus dental and medical rotations are supported by evidence-based instruction, which includes lectures and seminars, clinically-oriented basic sciences, plus training in advanced clinical procedures and hospital dentistry that has been developed by board-certified specialists from across many dental, medical and interprofessional disciplines.
Clinical Training & Experiences:
- Infant Oral Health Examinations & Anticipatory Guidance
- Well-Child & Non-Pharmalogic Behavior Guidance
- Treatment of Patients with Medical, Intellectual, Developmental, Cognitive or Physical Disabilities
- Conscious Sedation
- Hospital Dentistry
- Management of Traumatic Injuries
- Preventive and Interceptive Orthodontics
- Public Health & Advocacy
Hospital & Medical Rotations:
- General Anesthesia
- Pediatric Medicine
- Operating Room
- Inpatient Care
- Emergency Medicine
- Private Practice
- Cleft Lip & Cleft Palate
- Oral Surgery
Lectures & Seminars:
Clinical experiences are supported by evidence-based didactic lectures and seminars, clinically-oriented basic sciences plus training in advanced clinical procedures and hospital dentistry.
Research:
Residents complete a publishable-quality research project, which aids in developing their ability to critically evaluate the scientific literature, understand and appreciate a variety of research methodologies, and incorporate evidence-based dentistry into professional practice.