Indiana University School of Dentistry Partnership | Community Based Dental Outreach Program

We are thrilled to share some incredible news with our valued community! Ladd Dental Group is honored and overjoyed to announce our new partnership with the prestigious Indiana University School of Dentistry and their esteemed community-based dental outreach program.

This collaboration marks a significant milestone for us as we join forces with a leading institution in dental education and community service. Together, we aim to elevate oral healthcare accessibility and make a positive impact on the well-being of our community members.

At Ladd Dental Group, our commitment to providing exceptional dental care aligns seamlessly with the mission of Indiana University School of Dentistry's community outreach program. As well as, our mission to serve the pediatric, geriatric, and underserved dental communities. This partnership will not only strengthen our ability to deliver high-quality dental services but also enhance our outreach initiatives to serve those in need.

We believe in the power of education and community engagement, and this collaboration exemplifies our dedication to both. By working hand-in-hand with the talented professionals at Indiana University School of Dentistry, we are confident that we can contribute to the overall improvement of oral health in our community.

Our dental team is eager to combine our expertise, resources, and passion for community service with the knowledge and innovation from Indiana University School of Dentistry. This partnership embodies a shared commitment to excellence in dental care and a deep-rooted desire to create a positive impact on the lives of those we serve.

As we embark on this exciting opportunity, we express our heartfelt gratitude to Indiana University School of Dentistry for choosing Ladd Dental Group as a partner. Together, we look forward to reaching new heights in dental care, education, and community outreach.

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