USC School of Dentistry - The USC School of Dentistry (USCSD) is a “learning organization,” dedicated to our own ongoing learning, flexibility, comfort with change and openness to new ideas. We are committed to improving the health of all people through education and training, innovation and discovery, community health outreach and leadership.

USC Mobile Clinic - USC’s Mobile Clinic program began in 1965 when John Ronnau, a member of the school’s oral surgery faculty, his family and a few dental students visited a remote site in Mexico to provide emergency dental care and oral health education. In 1968, when the students identified an underserved population closer to home, the program’s focus shifted to serving the dental needs of migrant workers in Central and Southern California.

The Union Rescue Mission (URM)- one of the largest rescue missions of its kind in the United States and the oldest in Los Angeles- invited the University of Southern Califoria School of Dentistry to develop an onsite dental clinic to meet the needs of Los Angeles' indigent population.

The Neighborhood Mobile Clinic is a USC School of Dentistry community service program that provides education and preventive dental care to school children in communities surrounding USC’s University Park and Health Sciences campuses. Through its mobile facility, it operates two programs: The Sealant Project & Doctors Out to Care.