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Are you passionate about oral health and committed to positively impacting people’s smiles? If so, the Forsyth School of Dental Hygiene at MCPHS is your gateway to a fulfilling and rewarding career in dentistry.
At the Forsyth School of Dental Hygiene at MCPHS, the longest-standing dental hygiene program in the nation, we are dedicated to preparing our students for rewarding careers in Dental Hygiene. Our state-of-the-art clinics provide an in-depth experience in developing skills and procedures integral to the evidence-based practice of dental hygienists. All our degree programs are action-oriented and supported by rigorous classroom study.
Why choose Dental Hygiene at MCPHS?
Expert faculty: Learn from experienced dental professionals who are dedicated to your success. At MCPHS, scholarship activity and professional affiliations go hand in hand with instruction and mentoring.
In-depth experience in the field: Gain comprehensive clinical experience in dental hygiene care at both on-campus and external clinical sites. Collaborate closely with local dental practices and community health centers to broaden your exposure and enhance your preparedness for a successful transition into the dental hygiene profession upon graduation.
Programs that fit every student’s level of expertise: Students who earn a bachelor’s degree in dental hygiene (BSDH) have more opportunities after graduation. BSDH graduates can enter sales, education, public health, and private practice.
First-year scholarships: MCPHS recognizes and rewards excellence by offering merit-based scholarships to qualified first-year candidates applying for the Dental Hygiene program. We seek to enroll individuals with exceptional talents, strong academic potential, and a genuine passion for healthcare. Our merit scholarship program is designed to make an MCPHS education accessible to deserving first-year applicants.
Increase in demand: A 9% increase in demand for dental hygienists is projected by 2031 (U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics)