The Mid-Peninsula area became a potential dental society entity after World War II as the dentists practicing in the area increased in number. The concept of a Mid-Peninsula Dental Society was conceived at the Tuesday luncheons of a small group of local dentists. These men had the vision and courage to recognize a mutual professional need for such a society which would include dentists in Menlo Park, Palo Alto and Los Altos. California Dental Association President, William S. Smith, officially presented the charter January 19, 1956.
Mission:
The Mid-Peninsula Dental Society supports our dentists in creating and sustaining vibrant, active practices while improving the health of their community through service, education and advocacy. They create a cohesive, supportive community to bring together their individual members.
Vision:
Our members are actively engaged in our energized and cohesive community of dentists, advocating the interests of our profession and serving the health of our community through outreach, education and treatment.