The University of Pittsburgh School of Dental Medicine’s Dental Hygiene Hybrid Track program prepares you with the clinical skills, scientific knowledge, and patient-centered focus to thrive in a fast-growing field. Whether you’re entering healthcare for the first time or looking to advance your career, our accredited program gives you the tools to succeed.
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The University of Pittsburgh’s Dental Hygiene Hybrid Track program offers a Bachelor of Science in Dental Hygiene. Through expert instruction, clinical training, and interdisciplinary learning, students develop the skills needed to provide preventive and therapeutic dental care across diverse patient populations.
This program prepares graduates for licensure and immediate employment, while also serving as a foundation for continued education and leadership in oral health care.
Students complete hands-on clinical hours at the Regional Training Center in Titusville, gaining real-world experience under licensed supervision.
Prepare for a Meaningful and In-Demand Career
Graduates of our Dental Hygiene program are eligible to take national and state licensing exams and begin working in:
Job outlook: Employment for dental hygienists is projected to grow faster than average over the next decade. Pitt graduates are in high demand due to their strong preparation and hands-on experience.
Annual mean wage in PA: $54,460-$79,160 (Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics)
If you’re ready to make a difference in people’s lives through oral health, Pitt’s Dental Hygiene Hybrid Track program is here to help you succeed. Applications open in October 2025 for Fall 2026 enrollment. Start planning your path toward a rewarding healthcare career today — limited seats will be available.
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