Explore Dental Schools
Find Your Best-Fit Dental School
Discover all accredited dental schools across the United States. Click on each school to learn more about their programs, locations, and contact details. Use this interactive map to plan your applications and find the dental schools that match your goals and preferences.
Dental Schools
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UAB
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ASDOH
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Midwestern AZ
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CNU
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Loma Linda
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UCLA
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UOP
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UCSF
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USC
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WesternU
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Colorado
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UConn
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Howard
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LECOM
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Nova
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UF
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Augusta
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Iowa
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Midwestern IL
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SIU
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Augusta
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Indiana
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Kentucky
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Louisville
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LSU
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UNE
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Maryland
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BU
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Harvard
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Tufts
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Detroit Mercy
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Michigan
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Minnesota
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Mississippi
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KCU
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ATSU Missouri
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UMKC
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Creighton
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Nebraska
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UNLV
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Rutgers
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Columbia
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NYU
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Buffalo
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Stony Brook
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Touro
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ECU
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High Point
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UNC
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Case Western
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Ohio State
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Oklahoma
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OHSU
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Temple
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Penn
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Pittsburgh
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Puerto Rico
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MUSC
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Meharry
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LMU
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Tennessee
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Texas A&M
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UT Houston
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UT San Antonio
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Texas Tech El Paso
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Utah
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Roseman
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VCU
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Washington
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WVU
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Marquette
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NEOMED
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PNW
What to Look for in a Dental School
Location
- Consider the cultural environment, climate, and recreational opportunities of the school’s location.
Financial Considerations
- Beyond tuition, consider the cost of living, transportation, and availability of scholarships or grants.
Incoming Class Size
- Decide if you prefer a smaller, more intimate class size or a larger network of peers.
Faculty/Student Ratio
- If you value close interaction with professors, look for schools with a low faculty/student ratio.
Aligning with Your Professional Goals
School Mission
- Ensure the school’s mission aligns with your professional aspirations and goals.
Educational Focus
- Determine whether the school emphasizes clinical experience, research, or community service, and choose one that matches your interests.
Finding the Right Environment
Class Demographics
- Learn about the diversity and demographics of the student body.
Support Systems
- Look for schools that offer robust support systems, including health centers, academic counseling, and mentoring programs.
School-Related Activities
- Explore interest groups, clubs, and extracurricular activities that align with your interests.
Tailoring Your Search
Community-Based Learning
- If you are committed to serving underserved populations, look for schools that emphasize community-based service learning.
Research Opportunities
- For those interested in academic dentistry or research, consider schools with strong research programs and opportunities for clinical or scientific research.
Dual Degrees and Advanced Education
- If you want to pursue a dual degree or specialize in a particular area, find schools that offer these options.
Questions to Help You Choose
1. Will the school’s educational focus help me reach my career goals?
2. How can the school help me minimize the need for student loans?
3. When will clinical experiences begin?
4. What kinds of research opportunities does the school offer?
5. What support services are available to assist me academically, physically, and emotionally?
6. What extracurricular activities does the school offer?