School Rankings in Terms of Technology

[aspiringdentistplshelp]

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What dental school would you guys say is the most technologically advanced dental school? or like a top 5? This could also apply to their undergraduate facilities as well. I just don't prefer old timey run down buildings/libraries

 

[doctor.doctor]

bu is pretty up there! very advanced in tech

 

[japes94]

Touro should be up there. They got quite a bit of new tech to play with 😉

 

[cluelessdr]

creighton just built a brand new school in 2018, sooo nice

 

[JustWisdom]

I interviewed at Touro, definitely a technologically apt school, was built in 2016

 

[princeafrica]

Midwestern AZ

 

[Stanelz]

Every schools has fancy stuff just in different varieties, no one here has visited all of them so youre not really going to get a great idea.

LECOM is pretty new as well. We have fancy chairs, Cad/Cam, and I believe our AEGD program as a CBCT. LECOM also gives you your own chair in third year so you never have to share

 

[rk1229]

Midwestern AZ

Second this. Almost overboard with all the E4Ds, lasers, etc. haha

 

[Lane138]

Midwestern in Illinois is pretty fancy fancy too. I heard they let their dental students use microscopes and do root canals that would typically be referred to most dental school's endodontic programs.

 

[FanOfCostco]

bu is pretty up there! very advanced in tech

You can't be serious.

 

[0Mik3cho]

I can't help but feel that too much tech in dental school would made me feel spoiled. If I fall in love with all the technology, I'm not sure if I could bring myself to buy a low tech practice after school. Maybe the dental school debt will knock a bit of sense into me if that happens.