In remote or underserved areas where dental services are unavailable, the School of Dentistry has provided service through its pioneering work in mobile dentistry.  Born out of one dental school faculty member's desire to bring services to children in Baja Mexico, the school's mobile efforts now provide services from Bakersfield to the Mexican border.  Both in urban and in remote rural areas, the school's mobile dental clinics offer invaluable service free of charge to those who otherwise would go without.

Established Mobile Clinics:

	The USC Mobile Clinic  Established in 1968, the school's oldest and longest running community outreach effort continues to provide oral health care to underserved areas, particularly in rural and isolated areas of Central and Southern California. [more]
	USC/QueensCare Mobile Dental Program Through a partnership with QueensCare, a non-profit health services organization, the School of Dentistry brings comprehensive oral health care to elementary school children in the Los Angeles. [more]
	Neighborhood Mobile Dental Van The old maxim "an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure" is exemplified by the Neighborhood Mobile Dental Clinic which offers dental exams and provides dental sealants to school children in communities surrounding University campuses. [more]
	Doctors Out to Care  Created by an enterprising dental student in 1993, Doctors Out to Care brings freshmen and sophomore dental students into local classrooms to provide all important oral health education to impressionable youngsters. [more]