University of Buffalo Dental School Completes $2.9M Clinic Renovation

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The University of Buffalo School of Dental Medicine has completed a $2.9 million renovation of its 4,184-square-foot orthodontics clinic, which includes 20 treatment chairs, two private consultation rooms, a dedicated resident room, an X-ray room, a reception area, and state-of-the-art dental units. This is the clinic's first major renovation since it was built in 1986.

Why it matters

The renovation of the UB Dental Clinic's orthodontics department represents a significant investment in the school's dental education program and its ability to provide high-quality patient care. As dental schools continue to evolve to meet changing industry demands, upgrades like this help ensure students receive training on the latest equipment and technologies.

The details

The renovated 4,184-square-foot orthodontics clinic features 20 treatment chairs, two private consultation rooms, a dedicated resident room, an X-ray room, a reception area, and state-of-the-art dental units. The clinic was named after the late C. Brian Preston, DDS, PhD, a former department chair at the school. A ribbon-cutting ceremony was held on April 1 to celebrate the completion of the project.

• The clinic's renovation was completed in March 2026.
• A ribbon-cutting ceremony was held on April 1, 2026.