Pitt's School of Dental Medicine has been providing reduced cost general and specialty dental care to patients from the region since it was founded in 1896. More than 55,000 patients from southwestern Pennsylvania, and from as far away as Montana, Arizona and California, have been treated in the past 5 years. We are the region's dental medicine experts with a focus on providing you with the best care possible.
The school’s Center for Patients with Special Needs provides dental care to adult and pediatric special needs patients.
The Multidisciplinary Implant Center is a major collaboration among several departments at the School and a focal point and center of excellence for the region. A network of integrated dental and medical specialties supports patient care.
Clinical outreach is provided through events held at the school, such as Give Kids a Smile Day, and through many established clinics across the Commonwealth.
You may download HIPAA notices here for all of our clinics.
HIPAA Notice of Privacy Practices
HIPAA Notice of Privacy Practices Summary
Patient Dental Care at the Student Clinic
Emphasizing health promotion and disease prevention, doctor-supervised students serve patients' individual needs based on the best dental medicine.
Emergency Care
The School of Dental Medicine offers a limited dental evaluation for patients with urgent dental problems such as severe infections and recent dental trauma.
University Dental Health Services
UDHS providers are Pitt Dental Medicine faculty who, in addition to their academic and research work, devote time to private-practice dentistry. Read More>
Center for Patients with Special Needs
CPSN provides a full range of services—from routine dental cleanings to oral surgery—for adults and children with disabilities and other health conditions who might otherwise complicate or rule out trips to the dentist.
