Columbia College of Dental Medicine (CDM) sits on Columbia University's Washington Heights Medical Campus in New York City. It is one of the most research-intensive dental schools in the United States.
Founded in 1852, CDM trains dentists with a strong emphasis on the biology behind oral health, on research, and on medical-dental collaboration through close ties with Columbia University Irving Medical Center.
What makes Columbia College of Dental Medicine (DDS) different
Applications via ADEA AADSAS. Columbia's medical campus integration with CUIMC is distinctive — dental students benefit from co-education with medical students and access to hospital-based oral health care settings. Research opportunities through Columbia's broad basic science departments.
Columbia College of Dental Medicine (DDS) course & teaching
Integrated curriculum. 4-year DDS curriculum integrating biomedical sciences with clinical training from Year 1. CDM students have access to Columbia University Irving Medical Center's hospital and research infrastructure. Clinical rotations at CDM's dental clinic and affiliated New York health systems.
Columbia College of Dental Medicine (DDS) research strengths
Columbia College of Dental Medicine (DDS) is strong in these research areas:
- Craniofacial biology
- Oral microbiome
- Periodontal disease mechanisms
- Biomaterials
- Digital dentistry
How the Columbia College of Dental Medicine (DDS) interview runs
Format: Traditional one-on-one faculty interview
Columbia College of Dental Medicine (DDS) intake
Approximately 80–90 students per year.
Where Columbia College of Dental Medicine (DDS) is
Columbia University College of Dental Medicine was founded in 1852 and is based in New York, NY.
Programmes offered:
- Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery
- Periodontics
- Orthodontics
- Dental Research
- Prosthodontics