Tufts Dental Medicine

Spring 2013

Former environmental activist Corie Rowe, G05, D11, is committed to caring for urban kids

Buoyed by economic and social changes, group practices pick up steam

Norma Dejardins, D92, knows how tough it is to find dental care in rural Maine

A world war raged; money was tight, and still, Erna Neumann was determined to be a dentist

Mexican students tap into Tufts’ dental sleep medicine curriculum

Strategic planning initiative charts a course for the dental school

Brain science may offer answers

'Guided imagery' can help patients relax in the chair

The end of one career leads to the beginning of another

Jenny Citrin, D14, invents a computer game that helps kids teach kids about oral health

Fifty percent of graduates pursue residencies or specialty training

To encourage young alumni to donate, Justin Altshuler, D46, issues second fundraising challenge

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Multipurpose cells could act as biological repair kits, treating diseases that won’t get better on their own

Good research is the foundation of good practice, ADA exec says

21st-century challenges will transform dental schools

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Minna Kim, D03, says her dental education was first rate