Highlights

Small class size with positive faculty/resident ratio
Diverse patient population representative of expected private clinical experience
Abundant clinical cases 36-month program allows residents to complete treatment on many cases they start
offers strong clinical experience
A modern contemporary clinical site including digital imaging and storage systems
36-month program allows resident research to include prospective clinical trials
Medical Center-based program adjacent to general practice and endodontic residency programs along with multi-program conferences offers strong interdisciplinary experience
Supplemental clinical and academic resources available from other Medical Center departments
Enhanced practice management learning component prepares for private practice
Close affiliation with the University of Pennsylvania School of Dental Medicine
Associations with the Lancaster Cleft Palate Clinic and the Cooper University Hospital’s Regional Cleft-Craniofacial Program
Strong alumni commitment enhances resident education
Excellent success rate – American Board of Orthodontics
Off-site continuing education experiences are encouraged