Pennsylvania college cuts ribbon on new dental health center

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Jenkintown, Pa.-based Manor College cut the ribbon on its new dental health center. 

The renovation adds two additional dental chairs, allowing the college to increase enrollment in its dental hygiene program from 14 to 18 students, according to an Oct. 29 news release from Manor College. 

In the 2025-26 fiscal year, the school’s dental health center had more than 3,200 total visits from nearly 900 patients.

“Good dental health leads to better chances of overall systemic health, this is why it is so important to have leading-edge facilities to provide not just the necessary dental safety net to our community, but a level of care on par with a premium private suburban metro dental office,” Jonathan Peri, PhD, president of Manor College, said in the release.

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