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 Patients     May 16, 2012  

General Clinic Information

University at Buffalo
State University of New York
School of Dental Medicine
158 Squire Hall
Buffalo, NY 14214

Phone: (716) 829-2821
E-mail: harrisjm@buffalo.edu

 

 


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Clinic Contact Numbers

General Dentistry Clinics
General Information: 829-2821
Patient Admissions: 829-2732
 
Emergency Information:
During Clinic Hours (9 AM - 4 PM Monday thru Friday) 829-6439
After Clinic Hours -click here for additional after-hours emergency information
Adults:
Erie County Medical Center 898-3000
Children:  
Women and Children's Hospital 878-7000
 

Clinical Departments and Special Services
Endodontics 829-3847
Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery 829-2722
Oral Facial Pain, TMD and Oral Medicine 829-6261
Orthodontics 829-2845
Pediatric (Children's) Dentistry 829-2723
Periodontal Disease Research Clinic 829-2853
Post-Graduate Clinics (AEGD, Periodontics, Prosthodontics) 829-2755
Radiology 829-3930
3rd Floor Hygiene Clinic (Oral Health Recall) 829-3846
 
Business Office 829-3226
C.A.R.E.S. Office 829-2698
Patient Records 829-2526
Patient Advocate 829-2390
 

Faculty Practice
University Dental Associates 829-2721


Note: All telephone numbers are area code 716

 

PATIENT CARE >

Once accepted as a patient you will then be assigned to a student dentist to begin dental treatment. Every effort is made to assign you as quickly as possible, however you may have to wait 3 to 6 weeks if your screening appointment occurs shortly before or during a semester break.

PATIENT CARE >

Since the SDM is a teaching facility, the length of your appointments and overall treatment will likely take longer than it would from a private practitioner. High standards are required of our student dentists, and our clinical faculty evaluate students' abilities and skills, so you should expect to spend between 2 to 3 hours per appointment.

PATIENT CARE >

The CARES (Counseling, Advocacy, Referral, Education and Support) Program is on site at the UB School of Dental Medicine. Collaboration with the UB School of Social Work has enabled the development of this program to assist patients with social, medical, transportation and other concerns that may be a barrier to accessing dental care.
 

EDUCATION >

As a proud member of the prestigious Association of American Universities (AAU), the University at Buffalo is committed to discovery, both basic and applied research, development and scholarship particularly related to oral health and disease.

EDUCATION >

The tradition of practicing dentists taking time to teach is as old as dentistry itself; the central role of practitioners as faculty is as old as the earliest organized dental schools.

EDUCATION >

Established in 1892, the School of Dental Medicine continues to educate general practitioners, specialists and biomedical scientists in the art and science of oral health through our comprehensive accredited programs.
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