When alumna Dr. Lily T. Garcia returns to the campus of Texas A&M School of Dentistry on Oct. 3, it is not

Of the 254 counties that make up the state of Texas, 30 have no primary care providers. Health care providers like physicians,

Dr. Kerin L. Burdette, clinical assistant professor in public health sciences and board certified pediatric dentist, thought that the college’s students could

Texas A&M College of Dentistry celebrated four new Hall of Fame inductees at a ceremony on May 4, marking the 40th anniversary

After a two-year delay due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Department of Orthodontics hosted an April 8 gathering to officially dedicate the

The toothbrush is the most basic tool for maintaining healthy teeth, but many people give their toothbrush little thought. Here are a few tips.

The fallout from sleep apnea was severely affecting Jim Elliott’s life, but 10 years on a bulky CPAP breathing device wasn’t the answer. Thanks to a Texas A&M College of Dentistry study, a simple plastic dental appliance has changed his life.

For patients with head and neck cancer, dental problems caused by oncology treatments compound an already physically and emotionally challenging time. A new study will test silver diamine fluoride to protect their teeth.

Students learn from patient’s experiences through guest lecture.