Many times, our patient's furry companions will be labeled as emotional support animals or therapy animals. But are you required to let them in your dental office?

The opening of the college’s new 160,000-square-foot, nine-story Clinic and Education Building will enable the dental school to increase underserved patients’ access to care and shift from a traditional disciplined-based approach to a “whole health” educational model.

Sedation/Anesthesia Inspections are intended to assess the sedation equipment in your office, the paperwork completed in preparing patients for sedation and monitoring them during the procedure and an office’s plan to appropriately respond to medical emergencies.

Membership plans are designed to be offered to patients who lack insurance coverage or are searching for better dental coverage options.

People like feeling a part of a social community, and reading stories of struggles and successes make us feel like we are not alone in the challenges we face in the dental world.