CAD/CAM before clinic
Dental students are using this technology as early as their D2 year, thanks in part to a gift from the Texas A&M
Fundraising for the future
Q&A with Melissa Ogden, TAMBCD’s director of development This Dallas native started her career in New Orleans at her own alma mater,
Dental hygiene graduate endows scholarship
Not long after earning her degree, Patsy Whalley, a 1966 Caruth School of Dental Hygiene graduate, decided it might be nice to
Cutting-edge clinical education: Isolite and CAD/CAM technology for TAMBCD
At Texas A&M University Baylor College of Dentistry, more than 200 third- and fourth-year dental students provide clinical care. One thing often
Altruism with ripple effects
Class gift to benefit patients and students In a move that benefits patients and future students simultaneously, the Class of 2015 collected
Cole professorship funding complete
The first item on the list: Integration of CAD/CAM technology for TAMBCD’s preclinical curriculum Computer-aided design and manufacturing, commonly referred to as
A gift from students, for students
The Class of 2014 contributes funds for the purchase of a new X-ray unit. Licensing board exams are among the most challenging
Goal in sight for James S. Cole Professorship funding excellence at TAMBCD
Giving has been a core value at the dental school since its inception in 1905. The decades have brought progress and change,
From Houston, with warm regards
The miles stretching between Dr. Don Le’s Houston practice and A&M Baylor College of Dentistry have prevented him from volunteering in the
