Forty-five University of Saskatchewan (USask) College of Dentistry students will take an important step in their journey toward becoming dental professionals when they are officially cloaked during the college’s annual White Coat Ceremony on Sept. 4.
Free extracurricular initiative will bring together students from dentistry, engineering, arts and science and business to develop innovative solutions to real oral health challenges.
New three-year graduate specialty program will welcome its first cohort in fall 2027
Faculty and staff of the College of Dentistry recently gathered for a professional development day focused on leadership, workplace culture and organizational success, led by leadership development expert Julie Lancaster.
55 participants, representing six countries met in Saskatoon to strengthen international partnerships, share knowledge and explore collaborative approaches to advancing oral health education and research.
2026 Canadian Oral Health Summit officially gets underway today at the USask campus - Health Sciences Building
Alexandra Mueller earned the College of Dentistry Gold Medal while balancing motherhood, leadership and academic excellence, proving gratitude, perseverance and teamwork can make dreams reality.
The College of Dentistry is recruiting six fully funded PhD candidates to begin in September 2026.
On May 1, the College of Dentistry marked a major milestone in dental education and patient care with the grand opening of the newly renovated clinic and pre-clinic.
The five-year agreement will strategically support internationalization and collaborative discovery through the funding of ten joint research grants annually.
As part of the clinical phase of their training, dental hygiene students are now seeing patients in the college’s newly established evening clinic.
The College of Dentistry has announced plans to recruit up to 15 faculty members in 2026, a significant investment that reflects its long-term strategic plan.
The Canada Student Loan Forgiveness program has been expanded to include dentists and dental hygienists who choose to practice in rural communities.
