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Preventive and Community Dentistry

Interim head: Jed S. Hand
Professors: Peter C. Damiano, Deborah V. Dawson, Jed S. Hand, Raymond A. Kuthy, Steven M. Levy, Elaine M. Smith
Professors emeriti: Henrietta L. Logan, Nelson S. Logan
Adjunct professor: Rhys B. Jones
Associate professors: Jane M. Chalmers, Marsha A. Cunningham, Kay D. Mescher, John J. Warren, Derek H. Willard
Associate professors emeriti: Howard M. Field, Hermine McLeran, Lawrence C. Peterson, Jamie Sharp, Roger Simpson
Clinical associate professor: Howard J. Cowen
Assistant professors: Teresa A. Marshall, Michelle R. McQuistan
Adjunct assistant professors: Julie Eichenburger-Gilmore, Fang Qian
Clinical assistant professors: Helen Sharp, Erin Lacey Spector
Adjunct lecturer: Betsy Momany
Graduate degree: M.S. in Dental Public Health
Web site: http://www.dentistry.uiowa.edu

Professional Program

Programs in preventive, community, and geriatric dentistry are designed to increase D.D.S. students' awareness of preventive dental practices, aspects of dental practices affected by community factors, and care of compromised adult patients.

Community dentistry programs give students opportunities to interact with health care teams and the public in Iowa and worldwide. The department conducts off-site community programs statewide, nationwide, and worldwide. It also operates the Special Care Clinic, which is housed in the Dental Science Building.

Using the community dentistry programs as the classroom, D.D.S. students observe and participate in a variety of activities that nurture their awareness of the societal obligations they must assume in order to become effective practitioners.

Graduate Program

Master of Science

The Master of Science in dental public health requires 40 s.h. of course work and is designed to be completed in two academic years of full-time study. It prepares dentists and dental hygienists to be specialists in dental public health. The program emphasizes research and requires a research project culminating in the completion and defense of a thesis. Successful dentist graduates meet the educational requirements for eligibility for the certifying examination of the American Board of Dental Public Health.

Applicants must meet the admission requirements of the Graduate College.

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