Five dental schools saw an decrease in their average four-year tuition rates in the last year, according to new data from the American Dental Association.
Here is where four-year resident tuition rates decreased for dental school students between the 2024-25 and 2025-26 academic years:
| Dental school | 2024-25 tuition | 2025-26 tuition |
| A.T. Still University (Mesa, Ariz.) | $372,920 | $363,840 |
| University of Florida (Gainesville) | $150,264 | $150,256 |
| University of Oklahoma (Oklahoma City) | $181,542 | $135,440 |
| Medical University of South Carolina (Charleston) | $176,545 | $99,965 |
| West Virginia University (Morgantown) | $150,282 | $55,143 |
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