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Louisiana State University
Advanced Education Program in Endodontics
Street address: 1100 Florida Ave.
City, state and zip: New Orleans, LA 70119-2714
Program director: Billie G. Jeansonné, D.D.S., Ph.D.
Department/section chair: Billie G. Jeansonné, D.D.S., Ph.D.
Predoctoral director: Leneise C. Lynn, D.M.D.
Contact person: Delores Bradford
Phone: 504/941-8113
Fax: 504/941-8115
E-mail: dbradf@lsuhsc.edu
Program Web site: www.lsusd.lsuhsc.edu/
Application method: PASS
Application submission: Hard copy, photo, and fee directly to LSUSD Office of Advanced Education
Application deadline: September 1 for LSU; two weeks earlier for PASS
Application fee: $30
Application Web site(s): www.adea.org
Annual start date: June 22
Accreditation status: A1
Full-time faculty members: 2
Part-time faculty members: 5
Full-time Board certified: 1
Part-time Board certified: 1
Volunteer: 4
Volunteer Board certified: 3
Accept foreign-trained dentists? Yes
Degrees/certificates offered:
  • Certificate
Length of program in months:
  • Certificate: 24
State license required? Yes
Must the license be from the state where the sponsoring institution is located? Yes, Louisiana restricted license application sent on acceptance into program, and requires credential review and written jurisprudence examination only
Prerequisites:
  • Dental degree from any national or international dental school
  • Number of required letters of recommendation
  • Class rank
  • National Board scores along with minimum score,
    if required
  • Minimum TOEFL score
  • Photo
Number of endodontic resident slots: 3 per class
Ratio of acceptance to applicants: 1-to-20
Tuition per year: $5,000 - 10,000 (tuition waived with stipend award)
Fees per year
(if not included in tuition above):
Approximately $900
Microscope: Provided
Salary amount: $0
Stipend amount: $1,200 - 1,800 (awarded to all residents)
Required graduate preclinical technique course: Yes
First-year enrollment: Certificate
Percent of time spent in courses/lectures/seminars: 25%
Percent of time spent in research: 5%
Percent of time spent in clinical care: 60%
Percent of time spent in teaching: 5 - 10%
Percent of time spent on-call and/or in emergency clinic: No on-call; current patient emergencies are seen in clinic as needed
Clinical setting: Dental school
Affiliated institution:
Average number of nonsurgical procedures completed per resident: More than 250
Research requirements: Publishable manuscript
Residency programs available in other dental specialties at sponsoring institution:
  • Pediatric Dentistry
  • Prosthodontics
  • Orthodontics
  • Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery
  • Periodontics
  • Oral Medicine
  • GPR
Additional program highlights: After completion of certificate program, residents can pursue M.P.H. or M.S. in Oral Biology with a third year of study