Dentistry Department

Shape the Future of Oral Health

Prepare for patient-centered dental practice through clinical learning, diagnostic inquiry, and advanced treatment study.

General Dentistry & Diagnostic Sciences

Build a foundation in comprehensive care, imaging, and oral disease assessment.

Bachelor of Science in General Dentistry

Develop a broad foundation in preventive, restorative, and patient-centered dental care.

Bachelor of Science in Oral and Maxillofacial Radiology

Study diagnostic imaging methods that support accurate oral and maxillofacial assessment.

Bachelor of Science in Oral and Maxillofacial Pathology

Explore the recognition and interpretation of diseases affecting the oral and maxillofacial region.

Bachelor of Science in Dental Public Health

Examine population oral health, prevention strategies, and community-centered care.

Bachelor of Science in Oral Medicine

Focus on the diagnosis and non-surgical management of oral health conditions.

Bachelor of Science in Dental Anatomy

Study oral structures, tooth morphology, and their role in clinical decision-making.

Bachelor of Science in Dental Materials

Learn how dental materials are selected, evaluated, and applied in patient care.

Bachelor of Science in Oral Biology

Investigate the biological foundations of oral health, disease, and tissue function.

Surgical & Advanced Treatment Specialties

Explore focused pathways for complex treatment planning, rehabilitation, and surgical care.

Bachelor of Science in Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery

Study surgical principles and care pathways for conditions affecting the mouth, jaws, and face.

Bachelor of Science in Orthodontics

Learn the principles of dental alignment, occlusion, and orthodontic treatment planning.

Bachelor of Science in Prosthodontics

Explore the restoration and replacement of teeth to support function, comfort, and confidence.

Bachelor of Science in Endodontics

Focus on diagnosis and treatment approaches for the dental pulp and surrounding tissues.

Bachelor of Science in Periodontics

Study the prevention, diagnosis, and management of conditions affecting gums and supporting structures.

Bachelor of Science in Implant Dentistry

Examine implant-supported treatment planning and restorative considerations.

Bachelor of Science in Restorative Dentistry

Develop knowledge of restorative techniques that preserve and rebuild natural tooth structure.

Bachelor of Science in Cosmetic Dentistry

Explore aesthetic treatment principles that balance appearance, function, and oral health.

Focused Care

Patient-Specific Disciplines

Prepare to support oral health needs across the lifespan and in diverse care settings.

Dental patient receiving a routine examination

Bachelor of Science in Pediatric Dentistry

Focus on oral health care approaches designed for infants, children, and adolescents.

Patient smiling after dental treatment

Bachelor of Science in Geriatric Dentistry

Study oral health needs, treatment planning, and supportive care for older adults.

Dental clinician preparing a treatment room

Bachelor of Science in Special Care Dentistry

Learn patient-centered approaches for individuals with complex medical, developmental, or social needs.

Learning Environments

Learn Where Care Happens

Clinical Learning

Dental Clinic

Dental Clinic: supervised patient-care learning in a welcoming clinical setting.

Technical Learning

Dental Laboratory

Dental Laboratory: hands-on technical learning for materials, models, and restorative workflows.

Diagnostic Learning

Imaging & Assessment

Explore diagnostic perspectives that inform thoughtful treatment planning.

Advanced Care

Treatment Practice

Build confidence through structured practice in modern dental care environments.

Curriculum

The Integrated B.S. in Pre-Dental Sciences Curriculum

These courses can also serve as Pre-requisites. This curriculum incorporates all traditional dental school prerequisites (DAT preparation) while leaving room for upper-level specialization.

Year 1: Foundation Studies

Semester 1: General Chemistry I (+ Lab) | Introductory Biology I (+ Lab) | First-Year Writing I | Introduction to Dental Justice

Semester 2: General Chemistry II (+ Lab) | Introductory Biology II (+ Lab) | First-Year Writing II | Basic Statistical Methods


Year 2: Macromolecular & Anatomical Systems

Semester 3: Organic Chemistry I (+ Lab) | Microscopic Anatomy & Histology | Fundamentals of Spatial Art & Sculpting | English Literature

Semester 4: Organic Chemistry II (+ Lab) | Head and Neck Anatomy (+ Lab) | General Psychology | Foundations of Dental Practice Management


Year 3: Biophysics & Biomaterials (DAT Preparation Peak)

Semester 5: General Physics I (+ Lab) | Biochemistry | Microbiology & Oral Immunology | Dental Focus Elective I

Semester 6: General Physics II (+ Lab) | Human Physiology | Developmental Embryology | Dental Focus Elective II


Year 4: Clinical Integration & Diagnostics

Semester 7: Molecular Biology | Principles of Dental Radiology | Dental Focus Elective III | Legal Aspects of Healthcare

Semester 8: Pre-Dental Capstone & Manual Dexterity Practicum | Professional Dental Internship | Public Speaking & Community Oral Advocacy

Begin Your Dentistry Journey

Discover a program path that connects scientific study, clinical learning, and compassionate care.