Sana Asghar Khan looks forward to helping the El Paso community while participating in hands-on learning that will eventually allow her to help people anywhere.

After years working as a dental assistant, Alanna Huth is now pursing a D.M.D. at the Hunt School of Dental Medicine.

Steven Venzor sees quality oral health care as necessary for everyone and wants to be a part of the impact on their quality of life.

Growing up, Paulette Ramirez underwent dental treatments and surgeries for a condition she was born with. She saw first-hand what makes a great dentist.

At the Hunt School of Dental Medicine, Gentry Nielson is energized by the faculty and community’s willingness to go above and beyond for students.

Michelle McAden says the inaugural Hunt School of Dental Medicine class “is like a family. Everyone is so supportive of one another, and I can honestly say that I’ve made lifelong friends.”

Vanessa Chang is passionate about health care equity and reducing oral health disparities.

As a member of the Hunt School of Dental Medicine’s inaugural class, Seth Hartman feels lucky to leave his mark and set a precedent for being a loving and caring student and dental professional.

CheyAnne Meguess remembers how her new smile felt as a teenager and wants to help others gain their confidence and smile back the same way.

Sydnye Fields believes language barriers shouldn’t prevent access to quality dental care.

James White likes the Hunt School of Dental Medicine’s forward-thinking curriculum and the ability to train using the latest technology.

El Pasoan Paola Olivares Carzoli plans to follow her father’s and grandfather’s footsteps into dentistry.