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Pitt Dental Medicine is dedicated to providing dental care to our friends and neighbors in the tristate region. Choose our General Dentistry Practice to receive care from our DMD students, or receive care from our faculty in UDHS , or you may choose any of our other practices for the best care in the region.

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Dental implants, Dental and oral surgery. To make a consultation appointment, please contact one of our OMS surgeons listed in the OMS faculty directory. Office Locations. University of Pittsburgh School of Dental Medicine Department of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery 3501 Terrace Street, G-32 Salk Hall Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15261 412-648-8604

Pitt Dental Medicine offers a number of ways to pay for your dental treatment. Standards of Care Guidelines for providing dental care , tracked through Quality Measurement and Improvement Plan.

The OMS Specialty Practice provides the full spectrum of surgical care, including bone grafting, dental implants, extractions (simple, surgical, wisdom teeth),facial trauma, jaw surgery (orthognathic), and TMJ, among other treatments.

Directions & Parking for the Center for Craniofacial and Dental Genetics. The Center for Craniofacial and Dental Genetics (CCDG) is not located in Salk Hall with the University of Pittsburgh School of Dental Medicine.

Pitt Dental Medicine Specialty Practices accept referrals from medical & dental professionals. Please visit the specialty practice to which you wish to refer your patient for detailed information about making your referral. Some of our Specialty Practices will accept patient self-referrals.

But oral and maxillofacial surgery covers a much broader scope of practice utilizing advanced 3-D imaging and traditional surgical techniques to treat cleft and craniofacial disorders, oral cancer, jaw reconstruction, snoring and sleep apnea, dental implants and facial cosmetic surgery.

The Interdisciplinary Implant Center is a collaboration of several departments within the School of Dental Medicine. Its purpose is threefold, including patient care, teaching, and research. Patients with missing and damaged teeth may be candidates for implants.