Partnering to Improve Oral Health for the Special Needs Population
Serving vulnerable populations with special needs is an extension of UFCD's drive to close the gap in oral health disparities across the state.
Serving vulnerable populations with special needs is an extension of UFCD's drive to close the gap in oral health disparities across the state.
Dr. Andrew Corsaro for The Conversation -- Tooth or consequence: Even during a pandemic avoiding the dentist can be bad for your oral health.
Dentistry, with its high number of procedures that produce aerosols, creates a potentially vulnerable environment for patients and dental providers.
Karanth brings a great deal of teaching, clinical and research experience to UF.
Cerrud sees his new position as a perfect opportunity to combine his love of teaching and endodontics and looks forward to participating in research as well.
Garvey received the award in recognition for his focus on access to care for individuals with disabilities and special health care needs.
Garcia and UFCD leadership believed that the college had a responsibility to provide care not just for their patients, but for the entire community.
Passing the board certification exam qualifies them to become Diplomates of the American Board of Endodontics.
"I cover my face in gratitude to our first responders, and ask that everyone in our community join me." - Dean A Isabel Garcia, DDS, MPH
All UF College of Dentistry centers are providing emergency care only. The college has also launched a teledentistry service for patients.