Senator Eddie Lucio Jr Health Science Technology Building

At the Senator Eddie Lucio Jr Health Science Technology Building, you can find our Dental Hygiene Clinic and the Surgical Technology lab, where future surgical technicians and assistants are trained.

Panoramic view of a campus building labeled “Health Science Technology Building,” with a shaded entrance, nearby accessible parking signs, trees lining the walkway, and a mostly empty parking lot under a bright sunny sky.

Dental Hygiene Clinic

This clinic provides our graduating students with real work experience in the day to day operations of a dental office. Your education isn’t just theory. Feel free to explore the clinic space!

Panoramic view of an indoor reception and waiting area with black lounge chairs, a small table with brochures, a front desk, wall plaques, and a hallway leading to offices under bright fluorescent lighting.

Dental Hygiene

This classroom environment is the supporting structure for you to gain the knowledge that supports your clinical work. You could have a career sure to put a smile on your face.

Panoramic view of a clinical training classroom with long curved tables, rolling chairs, and rows of medical practice stations at the back, along with wooden cabinets, shelving, and bright overhead lighting.

This video provides an overview of Dental Hygiene.

Surgical Technology

Looks like a real surgical theater, right? This is where our Surgical Technology Program often concludes, before students like you start earning clinic hours and going on to become supportive members of a surgical team. It’s time to step onto the stage.

Panoramic view of a medical simulation room set up like an operating theater, featuring a patient mannequin on a surgical table, overhead surgical lights, instrument trays, medical equipment carts, and cabinets along the wall under bright clinical lighting.

This video provides an overview of Surgical Technology.

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