The University of Louisville School of Dentistry marked the completion of a two-year renovation of its facilities with a ribbon-cutting ceremony this week.
The $45 million project added more than 20,000 sq ft and renovated another 211,000 sq ft to the dental school.
Enhancements include updates to infrastructure, operatory equipment, and clinical education support. Other features include new digital radiography, incorporation of an electronic health records system, and state-of-the-art classroom technology.
Improvements in patient waiting rooms and clinical space include new chairs, lighting, cabinetry, and touchscreen computer terminals. In addition, the main entrance has moved to the east side of the building, creating a safer area for patient drop-off, the university noted.
The school plans to seek Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design certification from the Green Building Certification Institute. Among the green changes are more efficient heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) systems and lighting controls that reflect the occupancy of the building.
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