USC School of Dentistry alumni can help the USC Mobile Dental Clinic serve Californians in need simply by purchasing new equipment for their own practice.

Sadan is the right person to lead the School of Dentistry into the future, said USC President Steven B. Sample.

 August 28 ceremony welcomes future dentists and dental hygienists into the profession.

 The American Dental Association’s Gold Medal Award for Excellence in Research is the organization’s highest scientific honor.

 The USC Mobile Dental Clinic donates its services during a one-week operation in Inglewood.

 Periodontology 2000 achieves the highest impact factor, immediacy index and article influence score out of 55 dental journals around the world in 2008.

Dentistry-Viterbi partnership results in promising new tool for fighting infections.

New stem cell research from the School of Dentistry’s Center for Craniofacial Molecular Biology and a resulting human clinical trial from China’s Nanjing University hold great promise for lupus patients.

Worrisome new findings and comparatively low survival rates highlight the need for more education and earlier detection.

April is Organ Donor Awareness Month.  For thousands of Americans waiting for an organ transplant each year, maintaining good oral health, free of infection, is critical for successful organ transplantation and requires specialized dental care.

Study also uncovers how each tooth signals the next to start growing.

Associate dean will become president of the American Occupational Therapy Association next spring.

Students, community pitch in to help School continue dental care

Second-year student Susanna Grimm is already a veteran when it comes to contributing her talents to the USC School of Dentistry community.

Further adoption of the chairside CAD CAM restoration system within the School of Dentistry will save time, improve patient care and keep the school’s graduates in high demand, said Randy Phillips.

From Case Western Reserve University, Sadan Brings a Strong Background in Clinical, Curricular, and Research Leadership.

Making healthy nutritional choices is critical for anyone looking to have good oral and overall health.

Common dental irrigation devices pack a major punch against oral biofilm infections.

For first-year dental student volunteers, access to care becomes a complex issue.

Hazem Seirawan, Research Assistant Professor, Division of Health Promotion, Disease Prevention and Epidemiology

School of Dentistry’s Research Day lauds the scientific investigation and innovation of students and faculty members.

Correlation between chronic oral infection and heart disease highlight the need for good oral hygiene and healthy choices.

On January 30, the USC School of Dentistry, along with the Los Angeles Dental Society and Meet Each Need with Dignity (MEND), was honored by Los Angeles City Councilmember Richard Alarcón for the community service the school provides, especially for the city’s underprivileged kids.

It’s the start of a New Year, which means it’s time to take a look at the list of resolutions for 2009.  If you’ve been thinking about a plan that will help you stay on track-- you’re not alone.

In an effort to get more dental students involved in research, several USC Dental School students have collaborated to produce The Explorer, the first research journal done by students at USC.

Margarita Zeichner-David mentors a wide variety of students from high schoolers to dental residents.

Treating “patients” in Second Life clinic will test dental students’ knowledge and decision-making skills.

Controlled formation of mineral layers could one day improve reparative and restorative dentistry methods.

 Two new School of Dentistry publications highlight the oral impacts of HIV -- as well as its treatment -- on women.

USCSD Community Health visits California prisons to help dentists to fight the disease.

He will remain in the post until the university completes a national search for the successor to Harold Slavkin.

USC School of Dentistry students help fellow students learn Spanish for the dental setting.

Of the nearly 24 million Americans who have diabetes, Latinos are increasingly at risk. 

Less invasive options for helping the locked temporomandibular joint are more patient-friendly and can get equivalent results.

Retired school nurse still caring for others by supporting USCSD’s Community Health Programs

CCMB, CHLA researchers and clinicians team up to understand craniofacial defects

Oral trauma and sports dentistry expert Ramon Roges creates custom mouth guards for the USC football team

USC School of Dentistry Teaches Hypnosis as an Alternative to Novocain