**Official 2021 GPR+AEGD PASS/Interviews/Match/Non-Match**

[TheBigN23]

I know my friend got his official acceptance letter to the program last week after accepting the offer couple weeks prior. Not sure if that means they've finished selecting their residents or not though.

Can anyone speak on Loma Linda's GPR program and their overall training? Still interested hoping to hear from previous residents.

---

Members don't see this ad.

 

[Serg B]

Does anyone know if Temple sent out results for AEGD?

I got a rejection from Temple AEGD but I didn't even finish the application. So I was surprised they even considered my application.

 

[randomwhitedude]

Anyone deciding between programs in SoCal? If so please PM me would love to discuss!

 

[Jaymay]

Has anyone heard from NYU Langone Shatkin in Buffalo ?

 

[Iamgonnamakeit]

Hey guys,
I am trying to decide btw NYU Langone in NY and Methodist. How would you rank them?
I want to do a gpr and then apply for Endo.
Any advice will be highly appreciated 🙏.

 

[newyorkcitynative]

Are VA programs worth it? Specifically looking at Brooklyn VA; I would have to pay steep rent as opposed to living rent free at home. I know they are prosth heavy and do implants, but how many new dentists actually do implants and can market themselves as implant dentists?

 

[TheBigN23]

Are VA programs worth it? Specifically looking at Brooklyn VA; I would have to pay steep rent as opposed to living rent free at home. I know they are prosth heavy and do implants, but how many new dentists actually do implants and can market themselves as implant dentists?

Just IMO being on the interview trail this cycle with other classmates - many (probably the majority) of GPRs/AEGDs don't do tons of individual implant placement training, except for the ones specifically geared toward it along with other surgical techniques (eg. Foundry, some VAs, some NYU Langones). I think a lot of us are just trying to get out there, get more bread and butter experience in a supervised role, and learn how to RESTORE everything we can get our hands on, and the VA programs allow you to do a ton of those services overall in a controlled setting with less barriers providing good care. Veterans pay nothing for their treatment plans, so it's an easy way to explore advanced clinical dentistry options with them and work in an interdisciplinary team. The pandemic screwed D4s this year with general dentistry training, and it would be insane to go out there and work in a capacity where you're expected to produce results (unless you're in a dedicated mentorship or corporate heavy volume with a daily guarantee). I'd imagine implant experience is even lower on the list, and it would be even harder to get or manage that right now even coming out from a 1-year program.

Unless you're doing a program like the Foundry, I doubt most people coming out of 1-year dental residencies would be ready to do even the most simple implant placement (posterior zone, good BL zone) with confidence as an associate or owner. You need reps in that skillset over and over again to form a baseline, and most 1-year dental residencies programs have a Perio/OMFS on-site to do the majority of those cases. Yes, these specialists may encourage you to place some implants if you show the enthusiasm and planning necessary, but they still have a job to do in their facility, especially given the backlog of patients needing surgical help on waiting lists to get definitive restorative outcomes.

I wouldn't advertise yourself as someone ready to do implants right out of a 1-year program unless you're placing dozens of them, but that's just me. Implant management is really hard to do, complications happen, and you're liable surgically for outcomes similar to a specialist or well-trained GP with many reps under their belt.

 

[newyorkcitynative]

Just IMO being on the interview trail this cycle with other classmates - many (probably the majority) of GPRs/AEGDs don't do tons of individual implant placement training, except for the ones specifically geared toward it along with other surgical techniques (eg. Foundry, some VAs, some NYU Langones). I think a lot of us are just trying to get out there, get more bread and butter experience in a supervised role, and learn how to RESTORE everything we can get our hands on, and the VA programs allow you to do a ton of those services overall in a controlled setting with less barriers providing good care. Veterans pay nothing for their treatment plans, so it's an easy way to explore advanced clinical dentistry options with them and work in an interdisciplinary team. The pandemic screwed D4s this year with general dentistry training, and it would be insane to go out there and work in a capacity where you're expected to produce results (unless you're in a dedicated mentorship or corporate heavy volume with a daily guarantee). I'd imagine implant experience is even lower on the list, and it would be even harder to get or manage that right now even coming out from a 1-year program.

Unless you're doing a program like the Foundry, I doubt most people coming out of 1-year dental residencies would be ready to do even the most simple implant placement (posterior zone, good BL zone) with confidence as an associate or owner. You need reps in that skillset over and over again to form a baseline, and most 1-year dental residencies programs have a Perio/OMFS on-site to do the majority of those cases. Yes, these specialists may encourage you to place some implants if you show the enthusiasm and planning necessary, but they still have a job to do in their facility, especially given the backlog of patients needing surgical help on waiting lists to get definitive restorative outcomes.

I wouldn't advertise yourself as someone ready to do implants right out of a 1-year program unless you're placing dozens of them, but that's just me. Implant management is really hard to do, complications happen, and you're liable surgically for outcomes similar to a specialist or well-trained GP with many reps under their belt.

I agree with a lot of what you said here which is why I'm having second thoughts. Given NYCs population, I don't think the average dentist would even be seeing a lot of patients who have the finances to get these advanced options that veterans are able to receive at VAs. I actually think it would be a better use of my time going elsewhere to build pace and learn bread and butter dentistry as VAs also have a low volume of patients. However, because of the competitive nature of VAs, I guess I'm experiencing slight FOMO lol.

 

[AllAboutSmiles7]

Has anyone heard from NYU Langone Shatkin in Buffalo ?

I believe they completed their interviews around Thanksgiving! Not sure if they are still sending them out but that’s when I had mine.

 

[wengerout]

I agree with a lot of what you said here which is why I'm having second thoughts. Given NYCs population, I don't think the average dentist would even be seeing a lot of patients who have the finances to get these advanced options that veterans are able to receive at VAs. I actually think it would be a better use of my time going elsewhere to build pace and learn bread and butter dentistry as VAs also have a low volume of patients. However, because of the competitive nature of VAs, I guess I'm experiencing slight FOMO lol.

Why would the NYC population not be able to get implants? There's plenty of folks in NYC that can afford complex dental care, just depends on what part of town you're in.

 

[Alpha Centauri]

Are VA programs worth it? Specifically looking at Brooklyn VA; I would have to pay steep rent as opposed to living rent free at home. I know they are prosth heavy and do implants, but how many new dentists actually do implants and can market themselves as implant dentists?

I picked VA because of the following:

No cost / limitations to tx planning
Large amount of specialists / staff to minimal amount of residents
On site lab technician to help learn more about lab work
High quality / respectful patient population
Foot in the door for employment in the future

Most of all, respect / camaraderie with my colleagues and faculty among the military oriented environment

I am in the opposite situation. I am ditching NYC and going to a cheap area to attend the VA as opposed to some of the (high quality) programs I planned on attending next year.

 

[Alpha Centauri]

Hey guys,
I am trying to decide btw NYU Langone in NY and Methodist. How would you rank them?
I want to do a gpr and then apply for Endo.
Any advice will be highly appreciated 🙏.

I don't know much about Methodist however given the situation with COVID, amongst other things I value in a program, I think NYU would have been a good choice for me. I would have hated living in Brooklyn and the longer hours would have been tough but the program seems quite strong

 

[newyorkcitynative]

Why would the NYC population not be able to get implants? There's plenty of folks in NYC that can afford complex dental care, just depends on what part of town you're in.

A lot of people can't even afford dental work, look at the high volume of patients in NYC hospitals who are on Medicaid..I think that a lot of dental students want to get experience in implants but in the real world, only like 15-20% of dentists are placing implants. It takes a specific kind of GP to be able to do so and cater to patients who have that kind of money.

 

[wengerout]

A lot of people can't even afford dental work, look at the high volume of patients in NYC hospitals who are on Medicaid..I think that a lot of dental students want to get experience in implants but in the real world, only like 15-20% of dentists are placing implants. It takes a specific kind of GP to be able to do so and cater to patients who have that kind of money.

I work on that population now in NYC, but there's a whole separate population not on Medicaid.

I agree with your second point though, it takes a certain kind of dentist for placing to be worth the hassle.

 

[ktbur]

Any thoughts on ranking King's county, USC+LAC, Palo Alto VA, WLA VA? Hard to decide

 

[Alpha Centauri]

A lot of people can't even afford dental work

You are mistaken. A lot of New Yorker's would rather spend it on Louis Vuitton belts and bottle service

 

[Dubdy96]

You are mistaken. A lot of New Yorker's would rather spend it on Louis Vuitton belts and bottle service

Facts.

 

[Mboy]

Did you had interview at nyu langone gpr program?

I don't know much about Methodist however given the situation with COVID, amongst other things I value in a program, I think NYU would have been a good choice for me. I would have hated living in Brooklyn and the longer hours would have been tough but the program seems quite strong

 

[AllAboutSmiles7]

Has anyone who interviewed for the UCSF AEGD received an email from them this month about their interest in ranking?

 

[firstimpression4]

Is it a bad sign if you don’t receive interest in ranking emails from programs you’ve interviewed at? I wasn’t sure if all programs do this.

 

[Alpha Centauri]

Did you had interview at nyu langone gpr program?

yes

 

[molarbear519]

Hey has anyone heard back from the NYU Langones around Seattle? (Tukwila, Tacoma, Bremerton, Seattle)

 

[gunner4ever]

Does anyone have the contact info of anyone at the Memphis VA GPR? I tried emailed both Dr. Savage and Dr. Paprocki and both their addresses bounced

 

[dentalnerd2525]

do ALL programs give you some sort of communication that they will be ranking you? kind of freaking out because only 1 program has said that to me.

 

[Alpha Centauri]

do ALL programs give you some sort of communication that they will be ranking you? kind of freaking out because only 1 program has said that to me.

No.

 

[Kendra6329]

does anyone know of any programs (preferably on east coast/midwest) that have opportunity to work with special needs patients and a lot of pediatric patients? when you interviewed at places was this part of the pt population that the programs has

working with these two groups is a passion of mine and I wish I had done more research before i applied :/

 

[dg07]

does anyone know of any programs (preferably on east coast/midwest) that have opportunity to work with special needs patients and a lot of pediatric patients? when you interviewed at places was this part of the pt population that the programs has

working with these two groups is a passion of mine and I wish I had done more research before i applied :/

Lee Specialty Clinic in Louisville, KY has an AEGD program. The clinic works exclusively with special needs patients. If it's a passion of yours, I recommend reaching out to this program!

 

[gangazi]

does anyone know of any programs (preferably on east coast/midwest) that have opportunity to work with special needs patients and a lot of pediatric patients? when you interviewed at places was this part of the pt population that the programs has

working with these two groups is a passion of mine and I wish I had done more research before i applied :/

Cornell

 

[Alpha Centauri]

does anyone know of any programs (preferably on east coast/midwest) that have opportunity to work with special needs patients and a lot of pediatric patients? when you interviewed at places was this part of the pt population that the programs has

working with these two groups is a passion of mine and I wish I had done more research before i applied :/

Helen Hayes but I don’t think much peds

 

[molarbear519]

does anyone know of any programs (preferably on east coast/midwest) that have opportunity to work with special needs patients and a lot of pediatric patients? when you interviewed at places was this part of the pt population that the programs has

working with these two groups is a passion of mine and I wish I had done more research before i applied :/

https://www.scdaonline.org/page/GPRPrograms Here's a great resource from the Special Care Dental Association of GPRs that really hone in on special care patients! I'm not sure about deadlines but if you're thinking about post match, keep this list on hand and look into them when those spots are available!

 

[dentistrydmd]

does anyone know of any programs (preferably on east coast/midwest) that have opportunity to work with special needs patients and a lot of pediatric patients? when you interviewed at places was this part of the pt population that the programs has

working with these two groups is a passion of mine and I wish I had done more research before i applied :/

Interfaith and Brooklyn hospital gpr and they do IV sedation or general anaesthesia for those patients generally though nitrous is always an option. Interfaith has an in-house dental anesthesiologist who is also a specialist in peds and does a lot of those cases/lectures at the program.

 

[wootwootyee]

Any thoughts on ranking King's county, USC+LAC, Palo Alto VA, WLA VA? Hard to decide

Hey I interviewed for WLA va but missed their Qand a session. During the interview the director mentioned something about a google doc ppt that was sent out but I never got and he was supposed to send me the link but he hasnt been responding to my email.. 🥲 do you think you can forward me the link/ppt? Or maybe share what you thought about the program

 

[wootwootyee]

Any thoughts on ranking King's county, USC+LAC, Palo Alto VA, WLA VA? Hard to decide

Hey! I also interviewed for WLA VA but missed the Qand A session w the residents. I remember the director mentioned there was a google doc ppt that was shared but I never got and he was suppose to forward it to me but he never did and now hes not responding to my email 🥲.. do you think you can forward me the ppt? Or share what you thought of the program? Thanks

 

[easylaro]

When should you start looking for jobs if match this year doesn’t work out?

 

[flossy18]

Anyone know what time to expect Match results, and generally when post-match results are posted?

 

[PG-Larry]

This may have already been answered, but if we get into a post match position for a GPR or AEGD, are we bound to it? Say we are also applying to other specialties like PED and OMFS, and we get into one of those post match spots but we had already been offered a GPR/AEGD post match spot. Is it possible to tell the original program no?

 

[dentalnerd2525]

is anyone else EXTREMELY nervous for tues...

 

[REM444]

Anyone know what time to expect Match results, and generally when post-match results are posted?

Match results are usually out around 8am.

 

[dentalnerd2525]

Match results are usually out around 8am.

does it come straight to email or the NMS website?

 

[REM444]

does it come straight to email or the NMS website?

Email

 

[throwaway1000]

Does anyone have information on the open aegd/gpr residencies for postmatch?

 

[wengerout]

Congrats everyone!

 

[TurtleTeeth2021]

Anyone have access to the post-match list? Trying to find it for a friend, but I guess because I matched I don't have access to it?

 

[Moelite]

Yes can someone please post the list I matched as well my friends need it so I don't have access to it

 

[dentalnerd2525]

do you call or email for post match

 

[Moelite]

do you call or email for post match

Do you have the list bro

 

[TurtleTeeth2021]

do you call or email for post match

The website jus says "contact them", so either should work

 

[ramalamadoctor]

Location	Program
AL, Birmingham	University of Alabama GPR-1 YR Code: 295525 Positions: 1
AZ, Phoenix	NYU Langone Dental Med - BrighterWay-Phoenix, AZ AEGD-1 YR - BrighterWay - Phoenix, AZ Code: 337737 Positions: 1
AZ, Phoenix	NYU Langone Dental Medicine - Phoenix, AZ PED-2 YR - Phoenix, AZ Code: 449343 Positions: 4
AZ, Phoenix	NYU Langone Dental Medicine - Phoenix, AZ (ASDOH) AEGD-1 YR - Phoenix, AZ (ASDOH) Code: 331237 Positions: 3
AZ, Tucson	NYU Langone-Southern Arizona-El Rio Health Center AEGD-1 YR-Southern Arizona-El Rio Health Center Code: 324237 Positions: 1
AZ, Winslow	NYU Langone Dental Medicine - Winslow, AZ AEGD-1 YR - Winslow, AZ Code: 331337 Positions: 5
CA, Half Moon Bay	NYU Langone Dental Medicine - Half Moon Bay, CA AEGD-1 YR - Half Moon Bay, CA Code: 332437 Positions: 1
CA, Palo Alto	Veterans Affairs Palo Alto Health Care System GPR-1 YR Code: 281925 Positions: 4
CA, San Diego	NYU Langone Dental Med-San Diego,CA-La Maestra CHC AEGD-1 YR - San Diego, CA - La Maestra CHC Code: 334737 Positions: 3
CA, San Diego	NYU Langone-San Diego-G&M West Senior Dental Ctr AEGD-1 YR-San Diego,CA-G&M West Senior Dental Ctr Code: 344037 Positions: 2
CA, San Francisco	NYU Langone Dental Medicine-San Fran-UCSF Campus AEGD-1 YR-San Francisco-UCSF Campus Code: 333337 Positions: 2
CA, Shingle Springs	NYU Langone Dental Medicine-Shingle Springs, CA AEGD-1 YR - Shingle Springs, CA Code: 337937 Positions: 1
CA, West Los Angeles	Veterans Affairs Greater LA Health Care System GPR-1 YR Code: 282225 Positions: 1
CO, Denver	Denver Health Medical Center GPR-1 YR Code: 279625 Positions: 1
CT, Hartford	St. Francis Hospital & Medical Center GPR-1 YR Code: 277225 Positions: 5
DC, Washington	Dept. of Behavioral Health/St. Elizabeths Hosp GPR-1 YR Code: 276125 Positions: 2
DC, Washington	Howard University AEGD-1 YR Code: 325737 Positions: 1
FL, Miami	NYU Langone Dental Medicine - Miami, FL AEGD-1 YR - Miami, FL Code: 334337 Positions: 2
FL, Tampa	NYU Langone Dental Medicine - Tampa, FL PED-2 YR - Tampa, FL Code: 449243 Positions: 2
GA, Atlanta	Georgia School of Orthodontics - Hudson Valley RMC ORTH-3 YR Code: 762674 Positions: 10
HI, Oahu	NYU Langone Dental Medicine - Oahu, HI PED-2 YR - Oahu, HI Code: 448543 Positions: 1
IN, Indianapolis	Indiana University PROS/Integrated Maxillofacial-4 YR Code: 900412 Positions: 1
LA, New Orleans	Louisiana State University GPR-1 YR - 2nd Year Optional Code: 270725 Positions: 9
MA, Boston	NYU Langone - Boston, MA - Codman Square HC AEGD-1 YR - Boston, MA - Codman Square HC Code: 323937 Positions: 1
MA, Boston	NYU Langone Dental Medicine-Boston, MA-Fenway CHC AEGD-1 YR - Boston, MA - Fenway CHC Code: 343337 Positions: 1
MA, Boston	Tufts University AEGD-1 YR - Maine Code: 334239 Positions: 4
MA, Cape Cod	NYU Langone - Boston/Cape Cod, MA - Harbor Health AEGD-1 YR - Cape Cod, MA - Harbor Health Code: 337237 Positions: 1
MD, Baltimore	University of Maryland PED-2 YR Code: 441943 Positions: 2
MD, Princess Anne	NYU Langone Dental Medicine-Princess Anne, MD PED-2 YR - Princess Anne, MD Code: 448443 Positions: 2
MI, Detroit	Children's Hospital of Michigan PED-2 YR Code: 444843 Positions: 4
MI, Flint	NYU Langone Dental Medicine - Flint, MI AEGD-1 YR - Flint, MI Code: 333537 Positions: 2
MI, Jackson	NYU Langone Dental Medicine-Jackson, MI AEGD-1 YR - Jackson, MI Code: 329337 Positions: 1
MN, Minneapolis	University of Minnesota, Fairview GPR-1 YR Code: 274725 Positions: 1
MO, Springfield	NYU Langone Dental Medicine-Springfield, MO AEGD-1 YR - Springfield, MO Code: 339737 Positions: 3
MS, Jackson	University of Mississippi GPR-1 YR Code: 292325 Positions: 3
MS, Jackson	University of Mississippi AEGD-1 YR Code: 325137 Positions: 1
NC, Winston-Salem	Wake Forest School of Medicine GPR-2 YR Code: 286825 Positions: 1
NJ, Jersey City	NYU Langone Dental Medicine-Jersey City, NJ AEGD-1 YR - Jersey City, NJ Code: 334937 Positions: 2
NJ, Paterson	St Joseph's University Medical Center PED-2 YR Code: 447943 Positions: 1
NM, Albuquerque	The University of New Mexico AEGD-1 YR Code: 323637 Positions: 5
NY, Albany	NYU Langone Dental Medicine - Upstate NY - Albany AEGD-1 YR - Upstate NY - Albany Code: 324437 Positions: 1
NY, Albany	St Peter's Hospital GPR-1 YR Code: 296025 Positions: 1
NY, Bronx	BronxCare Health Systems GPR-1 YR Code: 280425 Positions: 6
NY, Bronx	Montefiore Medical Center GPR-1 YR Code: 297825 Positions: 10
NY, Brooklyn	Brookdale Hospital Medical Center GPR-1 YR Code: 280825 Positions: 4
NY, Brooklyn	NYU Langone Dental Medicine - Brooklyn, NY PED-2 YR - Brooklyn, NY Code: 441043 Positions: 3
NY, Brooklyn	Wyckoff Heights Medical Center GPR-1 YR Code: 291125 Positions: 2
NY, Flushing	New York-Presbyterian Queens Hospital GPR-1 YR Code: 282725 Positions: 1
NY, New York	Columbia University AEGD-1 YR-US or Canadian Trained Code: 327037 Positions: 5
NY, New York	Harlem Hospital Center GPR-1 YR Code: 273625 Positions: 5
NY, Rochester	Eastman Dental Center, University of Rochester AEGD-2 YR Code: 327639 Positions: 2
NY, Rochester	University of Rochester GPR-1 YR Code: 285325 Positions: 3
NY, Staten Island	Staten Island University Hospital Northwell Health GPR-1 YR Code: 285625 Positions: 4
NY, Stony Brook	State University of New York at Stony Brook GPR-1 YR - Traditional Track Code: 285725 Positions: 3
NY, Syracuse	University Hosp-SUNY Upstate Medical University GPR-1 YR Code: 272025 Positions: 1
NY, Valhalla	New York Medical College GPR-1 YR - Phelps/Northwell Health Code: 284228 Positions: 1
OH, Columbus	Ohio State University GPR-1 YR Code: 290029 Positions: 1
OH, Findlay	NYU Langone Dental Medicine - Findlay, OH AEGD-1 YR - Findlay, OH Code: 335737 Positions: 1
OH, Greenville	NYU Langone Dental Medicine-Greenville, OH AEGD-1 YR - Greenville, OH Code: 338837 Positions: 1
OH, Marietta	NYU Langone Dental Medicine - Marietta, OH AEGD-1 YR - Marietta, OH Code: 343537 Positions: 1
OH, Middletown	NYU Langone Dental Medicine-Middletown, OH AEGD-1 YR - Middletown, OH Code: 338937 Positions: 1
OK, Oklahoma City	OU Medical Center/OUCP Dental Service GPR-1 YR Code: 288325 Positions: 1
PR, San Juan	NYU Langone Dental Medicine-Puerto Rico AEGD-1 YR - Puerto Rico Code: 331937 Positions: 7
TN, Nashville	Meharry Medical College GPR-1 YR Code: 289125 Positions: 2
TX, Houston	University of Texas HSC-School of Dent at Houston PED-2 YR Code: 444143 Positions: 4
TX, Houston	University of Texas School of Dentistry-Houston AEGD-1 YR Code: 326037 Positions: 3
VI, St. Croix	NYU Langone Dental Medicine-St. Croix, USVI AEGD-1 YR - St. Croix, USVI Code: 335637 Positions: 1
WA, Spokane	NYU Langone Dental Med - Yakima Valley, WA-Spokane AEGD-1 YR - Yakima Valley, WA - Spokane Code: 332937 Positions: 1
WA, Spokane	Providence Sacred Heart Medical Center GPR-1 YR Code: 299525 Positions: 1
WA, Tukwila	NYU Langone Dental Medicine-Tukwila, WA AEGD-1 YR - Tukwila, WA Code: 335837 Positions: 3

 

[dentistrydmd]

Location	Program
AL, Birmingham	University of Alabama GPR-1 YR Code: 295525 Positions: 1
AZ, Phoenix	NYU Langone Dental Med - BrighterWay-Phoenix, AZ AEGD-1 YR - BrighterWay - Phoenix, AZ Code: 337737 Positions: 1
AZ, Phoenix	NYU Langone Dental Medicine - Phoenix, AZ PED-2 YR - Phoenix, AZ Code: 449343 Positions: 4
AZ, Phoenix	NYU Langone Dental Medicine - Phoenix, AZ (ASDOH) AEGD-1 YR - Phoenix, AZ (ASDOH) Code: 331237 Positions: 3
AZ, Tucson	NYU Langone-Southern Arizona-El Rio Health Center AEGD-1 YR-Southern Arizona-El Rio Health Center Code: 324237 Positions: 1
AZ, Winslow	NYU Langone Dental Medicine - Winslow, AZ AEGD-1 YR - Winslow, AZ Code: 331337 Positions: 5
CA, Half Moon Bay	NYU Langone Dental Medicine - Half Moon Bay, CA AEGD-1 YR - Half Moon Bay, CA Code: 332437 Positions: 1
CA, Palo Alto	Veterans Affairs Palo Alto Health Care System GPR-1 YR Code: 281925 Positions: 4
CA, San Diego	NYU Langone Dental Med-San Diego,CA-La Maestra CHC AEGD-1 YR - San Diego, CA - La Maestra CHC Code: 334737 Positions: 3
CA, San Diego	NYU Langone-San Diego-G&M West Senior Dental Ctr AEGD-1 YR-San Diego,CA-G&M West Senior Dental Ctr Code: 344037 Positions: 2
CA, San Francisco	NYU Langone Dental Medicine-San Fran-UCSF Campus AEGD-1 YR-San Francisco-UCSF Campus Code: 333337 Positions: 2
CA, Shingle Springs	NYU Langone Dental Medicine-Shingle Springs, CA AEGD-1 YR - Shingle Springs, CA Code: 337937 Positions: 1
CA, West Los Angeles	Veterans Affairs Greater LA Health Care System GPR-1 YR Code: 282225 Positions: 1
CO, Denver	Denver Health Medical Center GPR-1 YR Code: 279625 Positions: 1
CT, Hartford	St. Francis Hospital & Medical Center GPR-1 YR Code: 277225 Positions: 5
DC, Washington	Dept. of Behavioral Health/St. Elizabeths Hosp GPR-1 YR Code: 276125 Positions: 2
DC, Washington	Howard University AEGD-1 YR Code: 325737 Positions: 1
FL, Miami	NYU Langone Dental Medicine - Miami, FL AEGD-1 YR - Miami, FL Code: 334337 Positions: 2
FL, Tampa	NYU Langone Dental Medicine - Tampa, FL PED-2 YR - Tampa, FL Code: 449243 Positions: 2
GA, Atlanta	Georgia School of Orthodontics - Hudson Valley RMC ORTH-3 YR Code: 762674 Positions: 10
HI, Oahu	NYU Langone Dental Medicine - Oahu, HI PED-2 YR - Oahu, HI Code: 448543 Positions: 1
IN, Indianapolis	Indiana University PROS/Integrated Maxillofacial-4 YR Code: 900412 Positions: 1
LA, New Orleans	Louisiana State University GPR-1 YR - 2nd Year Optional Code: 270725 Positions: 9
MA, Boston	NYU Langone - Boston, MA - Codman Square HC AEGD-1 YR - Boston, MA - Codman Square HC Code: 323937 Positions: 1
MA, Boston	NYU Langone Dental Medicine-Boston, MA-Fenway CHC AEGD-1 YR - Boston, MA - Fenway CHC Code: 343337 Positions: 1
MA, Boston	Tufts University AEGD-1 YR - Maine Code: 334239 Positions: 4
MA, Cape Cod	NYU Langone - Boston/Cape Cod, MA - Harbor Health AEGD-1 YR - Cape Cod, MA - Harbor Health Code: 337237 Positions: 1
MD, Baltimore	University of Maryland PED-2 YR Code: 441943 Positions: 2
MD, Princess Anne	NYU Langone Dental Medicine-Princess Anne, MD PED-2 YR - Princess Anne, MD Code: 448443 Positions: 2
MI, Detroit	Children's Hospital of Michigan PED-2 YR Code: 444843 Positions: 4
MI, Flint	NYU Langone Dental Medicine - Flint, MI AEGD-1 YR - Flint, MI Code: 333537 Positions: 2
MI, Jackson	NYU Langone Dental Medicine-Jackson, MI AEGD-1 YR - Jackson, MI Code: 329337 Positions: 1
MN, Minneapolis	University of Minnesota, Fairview GPR-1 YR Code: 274725 Positions: 1
MO, Springfield	NYU Langone Dental Medicine-Springfield, MO AEGD-1 YR - Springfield, MO Code: 339737 Positions: 3
MS, Jackson	University of Mississippi GPR-1 YR Code: 292325 Positions: 3
MS, Jackson	University of Mississippi AEGD-1 YR Code: 325137 Positions: 1
NC, Winston-Salem	Wake Forest School of Medicine GPR-2 YR Code: 286825 Positions: 1
NJ, Jersey City	NYU Langone Dental Medicine-Jersey City, NJ AEGD-1 YR - Jersey City, NJ Code: 334937 Positions: 2
NJ, Paterson	St Joseph's University Medical Center PED-2 YR Code: 447943 Positions: 1
NM, Albuquerque	The University of New Mexico AEGD-1 YR Code: 323637 Positions: 5
NY, Albany	NYU Langone Dental Medicine - Upstate NY - Albany AEGD-1 YR - Upstate NY - Albany Code: 324437 Positions: 1
NY, Albany	St Peter's Hospital GPR-1 YR Code: 296025 Positions: 1
NY, Bronx	BronxCare Health Systems GPR-1 YR Code: 280425 Positions: 6
NY, Bronx	Montefiore Medical Center GPR-1 YR Code: 297825 Positions: 10
NY, Brooklyn	Brookdale Hospital Medical Center GPR-1 YR Code: 280825 Positions: 4
NY, Brooklyn	NYU Langone Dental Medicine - Brooklyn, NY PED-2 YR - Brooklyn, NY Code: 441043 Positions: 3
NY, Brooklyn	Wyckoff Heights Medical Center GPR-1 YR Code: 291125 Positions: 2
NY, Flushing	New York-Presbyterian Queens Hospital GPR-1 YR Code: 282725 Positions: 1
NY, New York	Columbia University AEGD-1 YR-US or Canadian Trained Code: 327037 Positions: 5
NY, New York	Harlem Hospital Center GPR-1 YR Code: 273625 Positions: 5
NY, Rochester	Eastman Dental Center, University of Rochester AEGD-2 YR Code: 327639 Positions: 2
NY, Rochester	University of Rochester GPR-1 YR Code: 285325 Positions: 3
NY, Staten Island	Staten Island University Hospital Northwell Health GPR-1 YR Code: 285625 Positions: 4
NY, Stony Brook	State University of New York at Stony Brook GPR-1 YR - Traditional Track Code: 285725 Positions: 3
NY, Syracuse	University Hosp-SUNY Upstate Medical University GPR-1 YR Code: 272025 Positions: 1
NY, Valhalla	New York Medical College GPR-1 YR - Phelps/Northwell Health Code: 284228 Positions: 1
OH, Columbus	Ohio State University GPR-1 YR Code: 290029 Positions: 1
OH, Findlay	NYU Langone Dental Medicine - Findlay, OH AEGD-1 YR - Findlay, OH Code: 335737 Positions: 1
OH, Greenville	NYU Langone Dental Medicine-Greenville, OH AEGD-1 YR - Greenville, OH Code: 338837 Positions: 1
OH, Marietta	NYU Langone Dental Medicine - Marietta, OH AEGD-1 YR - Marietta, OH Code: 343537 Positions: 1
OH, Middletown	NYU Langone Dental Medicine-Middletown, OH AEGD-1 YR - Middletown, OH Code: 338937 Positions: 1
OK, Oklahoma City	OU Medical Center/OUCP Dental Service GPR-1 YR Code: 288325 Positions: 1
PR, San Juan	NYU Langone Dental Medicine-Puerto Rico AEGD-1 YR - Puerto Rico Code: 331937 Positions: 7
TN, Nashville	Meharry Medical College GPR-1 YR Code: 289125 Positions: 2
TX, Houston	University of Texas HSC-School of Dent at Houston PED-2 YR Code: 444143 Positions: 4
TX, Houston	University of Texas School of Dentistry-Houston AEGD-1 YR Code: 326037 Positions: 3
VI, St. Croix	NYU Langone Dental Medicine-St. Croix, USVI AEGD-1 YR - St. Croix, USVI Code: 335637 Positions: 1
WA, Spokane	NYU Langone Dental Med - Yakima Valley, WA-Spokane AEGD-1 YR - Yakima Valley, WA - Spokane Code: 332937 Positions: 1
WA, Spokane	Providence Sacred Heart Medical Center GPR-1 YR Code: 299525 Positions: 1
WA, Tukwila	NYU Langone Dental Medicine-Tukwila, WA AEGD-1 YR - Tukwila, WA Code: 335837 Positions: 3

This seems like an abnormally large number of post-match spots this year no?

 

[throwaway1000]

For anyone applying through the NYU Langone website, did your letter writers get the link to upload the letters?