On March 24, 2004, the College opened its’ nearly 6,000 square feet 18-Chair Orthodontic Clinic. The multi-use space comprises a new ceiling, and wall and floor finishes that enhance the academic experience of both residents and faculty. In addition to the 18 state-of-the-art orthodontic chairs with chair-side computer stations, there is a comprehensive lab facility, two x-ray systems with digital conversion system, a tooth brushing station and a 300 square foot library/computer center for student research. The facility also boasts tow conference/training rooms, faculty offices with direct view into the clinic, a consultation office, reception and business areas, a lunch room and ample storage space.

On March 15, 2005, the College opened its’ new Simulation Laboratory. The laboratory comprises 45 stationary student stations managed by one multimedia teaching workstation that allows the display of a sizeable volume of information or images to be viewed by students on individual LCD flat panel monitors. The college made history during the 1971-72 academic year when it unveiled the world’s first convertible clinic laboratory with 45 teaching stations. It was also the first institution to place a dental mannequin on a dental chair for pre-clinical instruction.

Celebration of 125 years [1881-2006] of dental education.