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Dental Hygiene students obtain the practicum hours necessary for dental hygiene licensure at City Tech on campus
in the patient care clinic.
All patient care is provided under the supervision of licensed Dental Hygienists and Dentists.
The City Tech patient care clinic provides oral health services to the surrounding tristate area.
The Dental Hygiene program encourages potential students to schedule a dental hygiene appointment and see the
process of care provided to the community.
To schedule an appointment:
Call 718-260-5074 or email DentalHygiene@citytech.cuny.edu
For Patient Care Clinic Hours and Information, click here.
285 Jay Street
Academic Building 701 (A-701)
Brooklyn, NY 11201
Email: DentalHygiene@citytech.cuny.edu
Phone: 718-260-5070
Advisement
DENTAL HYGIENE DEPARTMENT ADVISEMENT HOURS — Spring 2024
January 30, 2024 — May 15, 2024
To request advisement, all students must complete Dental Hygiene Advisement Request Form.
Please read carefully our detailed program information on the Dental Hygiene website, including the Frequently Asked Questions section, as this will answer most of the questions you might have.
Dr. Christopher Bowers, Suite A702N |
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Dr. Gwen Cohen-Brown, Suite A702E |
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Prof. Anty Lam, Suite A702J |
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Prof. Isis Marsh, Suite A702D |
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Prof. Cristina Masino, Suite A702M |
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Prof. Dora-Ann Oddo, Suite A702L |
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Prof. Khrystyna Vyprynyuk, Suite A701D |
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To apply for Fall 2024 clinical Dental Hygiene program, will require the following:
- Meeting in person with a Dental Hygiene faculty advisor
- Review of the progress towards completion of all pre-requisite courses
- Review of CityTech student transcript (if student transferred from another institution, all transfer credits must be evaluated by the Transfer Office and grades/credits available for the advisor's review)
- Calculation of the GPA in the required pre-requisites courses
- Completion of DH advisement information form prior to April 19th, 2024
- PRIORITY consideration will be given to students who complete their application by April 19, 2024 for Fall admission.
How to Apply for the Dental Hygiene Program
Degree Requirements
COMMON CORE COURSES
At least 1 course designated WI is required from Gen Ed Flexible Common Core.
| Course | Course Name | Credit |
|---|---|---|
| *ENG 1101 | English Composition I (EC) | 3 |
| *MQR | Mathematical and Quantitative Reasoning | 3 to 4 |
| *BIO 2311 | Human Anatomy and Physiology I 2 (LPS) | 4 |
| *BIO 2312 | Human Anatomy and Physiology II 1 (SW, WI) | 4 |
| *CHEM 1000 | Principles of Chemistry or higher | 4 |
| PSY 1101 | Introduction to Psychology1 (IS) | 3 |
| *SOC 1101 | Elements of Sociology1 (IS) | 3 |
| COM 1330 | Public Speaking3 | 3 |
| OR | ||
| COM 1320 | Voice and Diction3 | 3 |
*We are currently using the GPA of the 21 credits in the six preclinical courses to rank applicants for admission into the dental hygiene program.
* For any course with a designation of "CR", a "D" grade will be used in the calculation of the applicant's GPA per the College Policy. "NC" grade will be calculated as an "F". If the course with a CR or NC grade is repeated, the corresponding D or F grades will be averaged with the new grades.
*Acceptance into the dental hygiene program is based on the GPA of the 6 required preclinical courses. A grade of “C” will lower the GPA of the preclinical courses and affect ranking.
DENTAL HYGIENE CONCEPT MAP
Pathway to Clinical Dental Hygiene Program: