Our residents are exposed to all phases of dental medicine and surgery in a very busy medical center where they are the front line of the service. The treatment and management of many healthy patients also prepares them for a well rounded approach to private practice. One year, approved by the American Dental Association, American Association of Dental Schools and the American Association of Hospital Dentistry. Prerequisites Successful completion of and graduation from an ADA accredited dental program. Positions Three positions at the G-1 level.
Appointment is for one year.
Rotations Three four-month rotations involving two Dental Clinic rotations and one hospital rotation involving participation in oral surgery and hospital anesthesia. During the hospital rotation, there are assigned days on the Anesthesia Service. These days are assigned by the Chairman of the Section of Dentistry in cooperation with the Department of Anesthesia. The Dental Clinic is programmed for comprehensive case management as well as treatment of routine dental emergencies. Consultation in oral surgery, periodontics, orthodontics, endodontics, pedodontics, and prosthodontics is readily available.