Classroom Resources
Virtual Lesson Plans
Elements of Culture (Grade 6)
Utilize primary and secondary sources to discuss elements of culture and cultural diffusion.
Herbivores, Omnivores, Carnivores (Grade K)
Observe and compare teeth from different animals to talk about shapes, patterns, and diets.
Printables
Write your letter to the tooth fairy and draw what you think the tooth fairy really looks like!
Learn about going to the dentist with Dr. P and then color and create your own dental team!
Learn about the different food groups and what you should eat to keep your mouth healthy!
Fact Sheets!
Vaping: How it affects your mouth
Learn about the affect of vaping on your mouth and overall health.
Online Learning
Explore our online exhibit and then test your knowledge with this quiz on the infamous Wild West dentist.
Want to learn more about dental history? Check out this list of dental history collections from the Sindecuse Museum of Dentistry.
Take advantage of all the free resources the American Dental Association has to offer.
Check out these playlists and videos to learn more about dental history and oral health!
By using your smart device’s camera to play the game, learn good oral health habits while going on an adventure!
Contact Us
National Museum of Dentistry
31 S. Greene Street,
Baltimore, MD 21201
Patrick Cutter
Assistant Director
Phone: 410-706-0600
Email: pcutter@umaryland.edu
Dr. Scott Swank
Curator
Phone: 410-706-8704
Email: sswank@umaryland.edu
Hours & Admission
Wed-Friday 10am to 4pm
Members, Military, UMB Community, Teachers, and Children (2 and under): FREE
Adults: $10
Seniors and Students: $5
Children (3-12): $5
Members, Military, UMB Community, Teachers, and Children (2 and under): FREE
Adults: $8
Seniors and Students: $5
Children: (3-12): $5
Donate
There are a number of ways you can show your support for the National Museum of Dentistry.
In addition to cash donations, which can be pledged by check or credit card, the NMD happily accepts gifts of stock, planned or deferred contributions, and in-kind services. To discuss giving options, please contact the SOD Development Office.
Looking to donate items to the NMD's collection, please visit our Collections and Archives page for more information.