High Schoolers Explore Oral Healthcare Careers
Florida high school students recently visited UFCD for a day of programming designed to help them explore potential careers in oral healthcare.
Florida high school students recently visited UFCD for a day of programming designed to help them explore potential careers in oral healthcare.
UF dental and physical therapy students partner to improve patient transfers and oral health awareness.
Local and student journalists spotlight UFCD's free pediatric dental clinic ahead of Feb. 7 event.
UFCD trains dentists to care for patients with intellectual or developmental disabilities; a population most dentists feel unprepared to treat.
Annual Swamp Head Social, featuring popular "Cutest Pup Contest," raises $1,930 to support no-cost dental services for at-risk children.
The grant will enable UFCD to expand its capacity to provide high-quality, accessible dental services for children in the community.
Our programs help close the gap in oral health disparities across the state and make a difference in patients' lives every day.
February is National Children's Dental Health Month, and Dr. Olga Ensz reflects on her observations as director of community-based outreach.
We are grateful for the generous support of our partners as we make a transformational difference in the lives of our special needs patients.
The one-year, $100,000 provider grant will support the Saving Smiles Program to address children's oral health in our local communities.