UB's Interdisciplinary Graduate Program in Biomedical Sciences
offers a unique portal into oral biology, allowing students to
choose their own lab. Read more...
Did You Know?
1/16/17
Humans, chimpanzees and gorillas have many similar proteins in
their saliva.
Did You Know?
1/16/17
Ten percent of the human skeleton is remodeled every year. And
every decade you develop an entirely new skeleton due to bone
remodeling.
Did You Know?
1/16/17
Many commonly used drugs are actually immune cytokines, such as
Enbrel, Neupogen, Epogen.
Did You Know?
1/16/17
Oral biology has helped develop the realization that oral health
impacts cardiovascular health.
Did You Know?
1/16/17
In 1964, the department was the first in the country to offer a
PhD degree in oral biology
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.
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.
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.
In addition to steady activity in our laboratories and clinics,
students and faculty are preparing and submitting abstracts for the
annual meeting of the International Association for Dental
Research. Read more...
The complete classroom-to-clinic experience provided by Oral
Diagnostic Sciences supported by several specialty care clinics
including one associated with the Center for Orofacial Pain
Research. Read
more...
