http://louisville.edu/dental Recent news from the School of Dentistry daily 1 2006-04-15T02:24:31Z http://louisville.edu/dental/articles/cultural-sensitivity Remote Area Medical Director Stan Brock gave a presentation during the Health Sciences Center Cultural Competency Symposium. ULSD faculty and students also received a framed T-shirt by dental alumni Bill Collins and Greg Bentley in honor of the school's collaboration with RAM in Kentucky, and the important work that has been done by both organizations. No publisher Heflin,Julie W. 2009-11-20T15:42:14Z News Item http://louisville.edu/dental/articles/uofl-uk-collaboration New money to help state's children No publisher Heflin,Julie W. 2009-10-13T19:43:06Z News Item http://louisville.edu/dental/articles/uofl-dental-and-medical-community-reach-out-in-eastern-kentucky June 27-28 event helps residents in Pikeville, Ky. with free dental and medical care No publisher Faust,Brian 2009-06-25T13:52:24Z News Item http://louisville.edu/dental/articles/dental-students-serve-in-belize.html ULSD students and faculty are joining with those in other disciplines to serve the people of Belize this Spring Break through the university’s International Service Learning Program. No publisher Julie Heflin 2009-03-17T15:16:58Z News Item http://louisville.edu/dental/articles/smile-kentucky Tough economic conditions mean more elementary and middle school students are taking advantage of free dental care through the Smile Kentucky! program. Over 300 children from Jefferson and surrounding counties will visit the School of Dentistry Friday Feb. 6 for oral treatment. No publisher Julie Heflin 2009-02-03T15:28:33Z News Item http://louisville.edu/dental/articles/bacteria-sabotage Researchers at the University of Louisville want to know whether AMD3100, a drug developed to combat HIV can help also control periodontal disease, a chronic inflammatory disease of the gums. No publisher Heflin,Julie W. 2009-08-24T13:22:25Z News Item http://louisville.edu/dental/articles/students-offer-gift-of-dental-care-this-holiday-season.html Giving through service to hundreds of rural Kentuckians is the focus for more than a dozen senior dental students and several faculty. Their effort is part of a Remote Area Medical project in Knott County, Ky. No publisher jwhefl01 2008-12-05T15:20:41Z News Item http://louisville.edu/dental/articles/uofl2019s-birth-defects-center-receives-10-3-million-for-research.html University of Louisville researchers will seek new solutions for the prevention of birth defects, thanks to $10.3 million in grants from the National Institutes of Health (NIH). No publisher jwhefl01 2008-07-31T19:21:55Z News Item http://louisville.edu/dental/articles/elizabethtown-clinic-renamed-to-honor-dentistry-leader.html The University of Louisville Elizabethtown Dental Clinic has been renamed to honor Dr. Richard L. Miller, a dentist, community leader and former acting dean of the UofL School of Dentistry. No publisher jwhefl01 2008-01-28T13:53:04Z News Item http://louisville.edu/dental/articles/u-of-l-dental-school-receives.html The University of Louisville School of Dentistry recently received grants and awards totaling $5.8 million for research related to periodontal disease and birth defects. No publisher Anne Eldridge 2007-11-02T18:48:25Z News Item http://louisville.edu/dental/articles/school-of-dentistry-names-new-dean.html John J. Sauk, associate dean for research administration and training at the University of Maryland Baltimore School of Dentistry, has been selected to be dean of the University of Louisville School of Dentistry. No publisher Anne Eldridge 2007-07-18T13:09:58Z News Item http://louisville.edu/dental/articles/uofl-receives-1-6-million-to-study-periodontal-disease.html As the U.S. population ages, dentists are seeing more serious periodontal disease. No publisher Anne Eldridge 2007-07-17T19:10:28Z News Item http://louisville.edu/dental/articles/uofl-researchers-working-toward-a-vaccine-against-tooth-decay.html Researchers with the University of Louisville School of Dentistry have found that a nontoxic part of E. coli could lead to a vaccine against tooth decay. No publisher Anne Eldridge 2007-07-17T19:10:14Z News Item