Departments / Pediatric Dentistry

Milton Houpt, Chair

Milton Houpt, Residency Program Director

Professors: Milton I. Houpt, Nanci S. Tofsky

Clinical Associate Professors: R. Glenn Rosivack

Clinical Professor: Melvyn Oppenheim

Clinical Assistant Professors: Jack Budnick, Mary J. Burke, Jorge H. Caceda, Gerald Guzy, Madhu Mohan

Adjunct Clinical Associate Professors: Justin Stone, Evan Spivack

Adjunct Clinical Instructors: Thomas Butler, Mannie Levi, Mark Robinson

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Pediatric dentistry is an age-defined specialty that provides both primary and comprehensive preventive and therapeutic oral health care for infants and children through adolescence including those with special health care needs.

Pediatric Dentistry. The didactic course in pediatric dentistry is presented in the junior academic year. During the fall trimester, an introduction to basic techniques is offered which includes patient management, diet counseling, local anesthesia, restorative procedures, space management, pulp therapy and treatment of trauma. During the spring trimester, advanced areas of pediatric dentistry are presented including treatment planning, sedation, nitrous oxide analgesia and treatment of handicapped patients.

Pediatric Dentistry Clinic I & II. Students are rotated to the Department of Pediatric Dentistry Clinic one half-day each week. During the junior year, the student performs routine procedures; during the senior year, the student receives experience with more complex procedures, including the treatment of the handicapped.

Postdoctoral training is also available in Pediatric Dentistry

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