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IDAHO DENTAL EDUCATION PROGRAM “EDUCATING DENTISTS FOR TODAY AND TOMORROW”

Idaho Dental Education Program (IDEP)

Dentistry  Mostly Pros  Flexibility

Various Practice Settings  Hours  Specialize, General Practice and focus a practice in areas 

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Respected Member of the Community Choice of Practice Location Work with variety of people Clean work environment Decent income potential

Dentistry  Some Cons  Physically and mentally stressful 





No room for error either mentally or physically Functions as a business so must know about   



Small detailed work

Profitability Insurance Codes and procedures Overhead, etc.

Some people can be difficult to work with

Idaho Dental Education Program  Contract between the State of Idaho and

Creighton University in Omaha, Nebraska  Idaho purchases seats for Idaho residents at Creighton University Medical Center School of Dentistry  First year at Idaho State University in Pocatello  Three years in Omaha at Creighton

Idaho State University  Kasiska College of Health Professions  Department of Dental Sciences  Idaho Dental Education Program

Creighton University School of Dentistry

Idaho Dental Education Program  Academic

Requirements  



High School Diploma or GED Pre-requisite courses  Biology  Chemistry  English  Physics Most have Bachelors degree upon entering the program

Idaho Dental Education Program  Non-Academic

Requirements   

Good hand eye coordination Excellent people skills Some business acumen is helpful

Idaho Dental Education Program  Preparing to apply:  



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Pre-dental advisor at your college – see them early and often Good to Excellent grades are important DAT scores are important – some schools place more emphasis than others – take it when it is best for you Put effort into essay. Have someone check grammar, spelling, clarity, etc. References from people who know you well

Idaho Dental Education Program  Preparation Continued:  

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Become very familiar with the profession – shadow to become more familiar Pay attention to deadlines Call to check, but not “bug” the admissions office Prepare for interviews

Additional Resources for Preparation / Application  American Dental Education Association (ADEA)

Website: www.adea.org 

AADSAS application available from ADEA

 The ADEA Official Guide to Dental Schools  can be purchased through the above web-site  May be accessed through your college library 

“In this comprehensive book you will find the most authoritative information about applying to and attending dental school in the U.S. and Canada. For advisors, students, and parents. Updated yearly.”

Idaho Dental Education Program  Application process 

Complete your AADSAS Application indicating: 



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Idaho as your state of Residency Creighton as one of the schools you are applying for admission

Have a copy of your Dental Aptitude Test (DAT) scores sent to Creighton Complete the Creighton Supplemental Application with the appropriate fee

Idaho Dental Education Program  Application process cont.    

Have official transcripts from college course work submitted to Creighton as needed Have your personal references or pre-dental committee evaluation sent to Creighton Complete the Idaho Residency Certification form and return it to the IDEP office Creighton will forward a copy of your application to the IDEP office for consideration by our admissions committee

Idaho Dental Education Program  Application process cont. 

IDEP Admissions Committee:  





Evaluates academic and non-academic factors Gives preference to those applicants with highly qualified admissions profiles Invites top percentage of applicants to ISU in Pocatello for an interview Selects students to be accepted into the program based upon the above factors

Idaho Dental Education Program  Admissions Statistics For 2006 Entering Class  

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111 submitted applications 8 available seats Nearly 14 applicants per each available seat in the program Average GPA of matriculated students: 3.78 Average DAT Academic: 20.4 Average DAT Science: 19.6 Average DAT PAT: 19.7

Idaho Dental Education Program  Admissions Statistics For 2007 Entering Class     

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97 submitted applications 8 available seats Over 12 applicants per each available seat in the program Average GPA of matriculated students: 3.84 Average DAT Academic: 20.0 Average DAT Science: 19.7 Average DAT PAT: 20.2

Idaho Dental Education Program  Admissions Statistics For 2009 Entering

Class       

50 submitted applications 8 available seats Over 6 applicants per each available seat in the program Average GPA of matriculated students: 3.74 Average DAT Academic: 18.6 Average DAT Science: 19.4 Average DAT PAT: 21.3

Idaho Dental Education Program  Admissions Statistics For 2010 Entering

Class  

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52 submitted applications 8 available seats Over 6 applicants per each available seat in the program Average GPA of matriculated students: 3.84 Average DAT Academic: 21.0 Average DAT Science: 21.5 Average DAT PAT: 21.75

NATIONAL STATISTICS (From ADA Publication: 2007/2008 Survey of Dental Education) YEAR

# of Applicants

% Change from prev year

# Accepted

% Male

% Female

4,770

56.9%

43.1%

2003/2004

8,176

2004/2005

9,433

15.4%

4,733

57.7%

42.3%

2005/2006

10,731

13.8%

4,688

59.3%

40.7%

2006/2007

12,463

16.1%

4,612

58.3%

41.7%

2007/2008

13,742

10.3%

4,618

55.9%

44.1%

NATIONAL STATISTICS

Idaho Dental Education Program  Consider the

Advantages    

Small Class Size Excellent Faculty Cost advantage for Idaho Residents New Facilities

Idaho Dental Education Program  Small class size     

Currently 8 students in each class 8:1 student to faculty ratio in dental classes One-On-One individualized attention with faculty Allows students to get a solid start to their dental education Class size of about 85 students at Creighton for years 2-4

Idaho Dental Education Program  Cost advantages for IDEP students (2008-09)  1st year = $19,090 + ISU Fees ($4664)= $23,754 



2nd – 4th Years = $19,090 + Tuition Increases (68% Average) 



Books, Instruments, and Living Costs

Non-IDEP Creighton Tuition = $42,262 



Books, Instruments and Living Costs are additional

>50% savings by being an IDEP student over 4 yrs

Average indebtedness of graduating IDEP Student was approximately $180,000 for the class of 2007

Idaho Dental Education Program  Cost advantages for IDEP students (2009-10)  1st year = $20,592 + ISU Fees ($5130) = $25,722 



2nd – 4th Years = $20,592 + Tuition Increases (68% Average) 



Books, Instruments, and Living Costs are additional

Non-IDEP Creighton Tuition = $45,644 



Books, Instruments and Living Costs are additional

>50% savings by being an IDEP student over 4 years

Average indebtedness of graduating IDEP Students was approximately $165,722 for the class of 2008

DEBT UPON GRADUATION Sources: 2007/08 Survey of Dental Education and Creighton University Financial Aid Office (* = estimated because actual data not available to date)

YEAR

NATIONAL AVG

CREIGHTON AVG

IDEP AVG

2002

$185,070

2003

$191,678

2004

$200,339

2005

$210,495

2006

$246,903

$156,000

2007

$269,124*

$180,000

2008

$293,345*

$176,458

$165,722

2009

$319,746*

$201,425

$153,707

Idaho Dental Education Program  New Facilities 

ISU  



Moved into updated facility in 1999 In same building as the Idaho Advanced General Dentistry Residency Program

Creighton  

Current facility is modern and up-to-date Plans to renovate existing facility or build new dental school in the upcoming years

Idaho Dental Education Program  First Year at Idaho

State   

Complete Basic Sciences Curriculum Introductory Dental Sciences Clinical  Occlusion Project  Radiology Lab  Oral Hygiene Techniques Course

Idaho Dental Education Program

 First Year  A time to develop skills  A time to develop relationships

IDEP 1st Year Curriculum  Fall  Physiology  Gross Anatomy  Histology  Dental Materials  Preventive Dentistry  Interpersonal Relationships  History of Dentistry  Dental Anatomy

 Spring  Biochemistry  Oral Histology & Embryology  Head & Neck Anatomy  Neuroscience  Nutrition  Community Dentistry  Oral Hygiene Techniques  Occlusion  Radiology

Creighton University School of Dentistry  Dental School  Urban environment  Extensive Activities  Outstanding Patient Pool  Excellent Academic Track Record  Premier Clinical Program

Creighton University School of Dentistry  Entire Facility

Remodeled and Up to date  New State of the Art Clinical Sterilization Facility  Modern Teaching Laboratories

Creighton University School of Dentistry  Excellent Patient Base for

Teaching Cases  No specialty programs or advanced education programs – all patients for the dental students 



Provides dental students experience with specialty areas of dentistry Taught by specialists in these areas

Creighton University School of Dentistry  Computerized

Scheduling  Digital Radiography  Computer Monitors at Each Work Station  i-CAT Machine available to students – cutting edge….

Creighton University School of Dentistry

 Open air clinical setting ideal for teaching

environment

Creighton University School of Dentistry

J. Jeffrey Ybarguen, DDS Director, Idaho Dental Education Program  BS in Zoology from ISU 1997  DDS from Creighton 2001 through the Idaho

Dental Education Program  Private Practice in Idaho Falls 2001 – present  Instructor of dental anatomy and occlusion 2003 – present  Instructor of Community Dentistry 2006 present  Director of IDEP program 2004 – present

Omaha, Nebraska  Big City with a Small

Town Flavor

Omaha, Nebraska

Omaha, Nebraska

Omaha, Nebraska

IDEP – Your Personal Gateway to Dentistry

Jeff Ybarguen, D.D.S. [email protected] or (208)282-3289

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