Florida could get a third dental school, if a planned feasibility study at Florida A&M University pans out, according to Tallahassee.com.
The Web site reported that the university's trustees will decide Wednesday whether to ask the state for $1.5 million to fund a study.
The new College of Dental Medicine would be intended to serve the state's "underserved rural and inner-city residents,” according to documents quoted by the Web site.
The two existing dental schools are at Nova Southeastern University and the University of Florida.
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