AI could help make opioid prescribing after oral surgery more precise
HSDM researchers explore how artificial intelligence could help clinicians predict patients’ pain-management needs and make opioid prescribing after oral surgery more precise.
HSDM researchers explore how artificial intelligence could help clinicians predict patients’ pain-management needs and make opioid prescribing after oral surgery more precise.
Meet the newest advanced graduate education students at Harvard School of Dental Medicine as they begin specialty training, research, and leadership journeys.
HSDM's Class of 2026 celebrated Commencement and Class Day as 52 graduates earned DMD, MMSc, and DMSc degrees. View the highlights.
Amy Lin, DMD26, reflects on mentorship, community outreach, and improving access to care as she prepares for a pediatric dentistry residency through HSDM and Boston Children's Hospital.
Oliver Viera, MMSc26, found his calling in prosthodontics, where science, artistry, and patient care intersect. At HSDM, he balanced complex reconstructive cases, mentorship, and new fatherhood while helping restore patients’ smiles and confidence.
Graduating student Jeeshriya Rajan reflects on leadership, mentorship, and the community she helped foster at Harvard School of Dental Medicine
Edson De Sousa will continue his training in periodontology at HSDM after completing his DMD, where he developed his interest in research and clinical care