Texas A&M Health Science Center Baylor College of Dentistry (HSC-BCD) in Dallas has provided thousands of dental professionals with a quality education for over 100 years. Named for Baylor University, which it was affiliated with for most of its history, HSC-BCD became part of Texas A&M in the mid-90s.
The Baylor College of Dentistry has earned a strong reputation in the dental community, combining education, research and community service to best prepare students for the challenges they'll face as dental professionals.
The College offers the following degree programs:
Doctor of Dental Surgery -- A DDS degree is awarded to dental students after successfully completing the 4-year program.
Bachelor's Degree for Hygienists -- Dental hygienists obtain a BS degree after two years of study. Texas A&M graduates the largest number of dental hygienists with a bachelor's degree in the state.
Postdoctoral Degrees and Certificate Programs -- Students who have completed their DDS or DMD training may choose to further their studies in a number of dental specialties.
Post-Graduate Degrees -- Post-graduate students can apply for an MS in several areas of study. Dental students may choose to combine their DDS with a PhD program, and a MS/PhD program is also available. Students may also obtain an MD degree through a joint program in Oral Surgery.
Continuing Education Courses -- The Health Science Center's continuing education courses help dental professionals meet dental board statutory mandates.
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