At this year's 31st annual Clinic & Research Day, current and prospective students, as well as post-grad residents presented over 100 posters covering a variety of oral sciences research topics, including oral biology, regenerative science, clinical translation, and community-based studies . The event was a great opportunity for students to learn, network and present their hard work to advance knowledge in the oral sciences.
The University of Illinois at Chicago College of Dentistry Department of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery will host the 10th Annual Daniel M. Laskin Lectureship on Friday, June 15, 2018, at the UIC Molecular Biology Research Building, 900 S. Ashland Ave.
Most dental schools – including UIC – use a personal interview to assess personal qualities. Interviews can be nerve-racking; however with good preparation you will feel confident going into your dental school interview. Here are some tips specific to UIC College of Dentistry’s interview process to help you be successful.
Nothing compares to observing the practice of dentistry first-hand before becoming a dental student. In addition to satisfying an application requirement, shadowing helps to confirm your career choice and gives you confidence as well as motivation. Here's how you can get the most from your shadowing experience.
The transition from undergrad to your first year of dental school is a major step. How do you manage it all without getting overwhelmed? We talked with several students at the UIC College of Dentistry to get their take on the most important things to do for a successful D1 year.
The UIC College of Dentistry in February hosted the 11th Annual Pre-Dental Conference, welcoming undergraduate students from UIC, the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Benedictine University, DePaul University, Loyola University Chicago, Northwestern University, and Illinois State University.
About 50 students from St. Malachy School visited the College of Dentistry Feb. 8 for its Give Kids a Smile Day. The annual event brings together students and faculty from the college with…
In late 2016, Tanya McCarter, an administrative nurse in the Center for Women's Health at the University of Illinois Hospital(UI Health), had her wisdom teeth removed - a typically straight-forward oral procedure with few side effects other than some pain and swelling. Typically.
