Texas A&M College of Dentistry
School info
4.6
Overall Quality
Reputation
5
Food
4
Clubs
5
Facilities
4.7
Internet
4.7
Location
5
Opportunities
5
Safety
4
Social
4.7
Happiness
4.7
Basic Information
Location
- Dallas, TX
Institution Overview
- Public/Private: Public
- Established: 1905
- Founder: David E. Morrow, D.D.S
Academic information
Degree Courses
- Texas A&M College of Dentistry offers a range of degree courses
- including: - Doctor of Dental Surgery (DDS) - Master of Science in Oral Biology - PhD in Oral Biology - PhD in Oral and Craniofacial Biomedical Sciences - Advanced Clinical Certificate Programs in various specialties (e.g.
- Endodontics
- Oral & Maxillofacial Pathology
- Orthodontics
- Periodontics) So
- the number of degree courses is approximately 7-8
Key Area
- Tooth development and genetics
- Dentin
- bone and cartilage matrix biology
- Temporomandibular joint function
- dysfunction and pain
- Implants
- bone regeneration devices and devices to move teeth
Student and Staff Numbers
- Students: The total number of first-year enrollees at Texas A&M University School of Dentistry in 2021-22 was 6,295
- Academic Staff: The total number of academic staff at Texas A&M College of Dentistry is approximately 150-200 faculty members across various departments, including Comprehensive Dentistry, Public Health, Dental Hygiene, and Oral Surgery
- Administrative Staff: The Texas A&M College of Dentistry has at least 30 administrative staff members, but the exact number is not provided in the sources. - **Office of Student Affairs**: 7 staff members - **Diagnostic Sciences**: 4 staff members - **Clinical Affairs**: 8 staff members - **Comprehensive Dentistry**: 13 staff members - **Public Health**: 4 staff members Combining these numbers gives a minimum of 30 administrative staff members. However, this count does not include all possible administrative roles within the college
Notable Alumni
- Dr. Jacqueline Plemons
- Dr. Sarah (Percy) Tovar
- Dr. Wayne Woods
- Dr. Gabrielle C. Dizon
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Overall 4.5
Dental Hygiene: Best choice I made for DH school. It being a School of Dentistry gives us many opportunities and resources. No HESI exam, no need to find patients(although I recommend to recruit your family if you can), 2yr program, 75+ needed to pass all classes, great professors who care, teach/train us in the best way, tough but worth it.
Overall 4.5
This is the best school for dental hygiene. Every thing is on campus, you only have to drive out to a few locations, but they are worth it. Best teachers, program, setup, everything. And the Baylor cafeteria is excellent. You will not regret going here. And I'm planning on going back for dentistry :) I couldn't think of going anywhere else.
Overall 4.2
Great school. A true privilege to have graduated from this institution.
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