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Summary of All Patient Services
Tufts University School of Dental Medicine offers patients a full range of high quality general, specialty, and emergency dental care:
General Dentistry (Pre-Doctoral Clinics)
- The Pre-Doctoral Clinics offer comprehensive dental care. Faculty-supervised dental students conduct a thorough evaluation and develop a comprehensive treatment plan before beginning treatment.
- Call (617) 636-6828 for an appointment.
Advanced General Dentistry (Post-Doctoral Clinic)
- Advanced General Dentistry is a post-doctoral clinic that offers comprehensive dental care.
- Dentists who have completed dental school and are receiving 1-2 additional years of training in advanced general dentistry provide treatment.
- Call (617) 636-4067 for an appointment.
- Services include treatment of temporomandibular joint disorders (TMJD); chronic head, neck, and facial pain; anddental sleep disorders, e.g., Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA) syndrome.
- Call (617) 636-6817.
Emergency Dentistry (treatment of acute pain, swelling, and urgent dental needs)
Endodontics (root canals) - Call (617) 636-6889 for an appointment if you have a referral from a dentist.
Esthetic Dentistry (Cosmetic Dentistry)
- Services include teeth whitening, veneers, esthetic bonding, and tooth-colored fillings.
- Call (617) 636-0460.
- Please see our Before and After photos.
Faculty Practice (Tufts Dental Associates)
- A multi-specialty private group practice, Tufts Dental Associates uses no student dentists.
- General and specialty dental care is provided by the School of Dental Medicine?s faculty.
- Call (617) 636-6678 for the Main Office or (617) 636-6515 for Oral Surgery.
Geriatric Dentistry (general dentistry with attention to the special needs of elderly patients)
- Patients seen by special arrangement. Please call (617) 636-6950.
HIV/AIDS (Ryan White Grant for patients with HIV/AIDS) - Please call (617) 636-6814.
Implant Dentistry (surgical replacement of teeth) - Please call (617) 636-6930.
Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery
- Surgical extraction of teeth and removal of diseased tissue; surgical treatment of injuries and developmental malformations of the mouth, jaws, and related facial structures - Call (617) 636-6516.
Oral Medicine
- Services include treatment of oral problems related to infectious and systemic disorders such as cancer, mouth lesions, dry mouth, AIDS/HIV, and taste disorders. Call (617) 636-3932.
Oral Pathology
- Call (617) 636-6678 for clinical appointments and (866) 670-8677 for biopsy and cytology services.
Orthodontics (braces for children and adults) - Call (617) 636-6887 for an appointment.
Pediatric Dentistry (for children ages 6 months to 18 years) - Call (617) 636-6971.
Periodontics (treatment of gum disease) - Please call (617) 636-6888.
Prosthodontics
- Services include crowns and bridges, partial and complete dentures, and implant restorations.
- Please call (617) 636-6888 for an appointment or (617) 636-6591 for information.
Radiology (X-rays and Cone-Beam Computed Tomography (CBCT)) - Please call (617) 636-6812.
Dentists referring patients for a CBCT must complete a CBCT Referral Form.
- The dental school often recruits patients for research (e.g., tooth whitening studies and studies to test materials used in restorative dentistry, e.g., fillings and crowns). Find out which research studies are currently seeking participants.
Special Needs Patient Services (dentistry for children and adults with special needs)
Temporomandibular Disorders and Craniofacial Pain -Treated at Tufts Craniofacial Pain Center
