Specialty hospitalBeijing
Peking University Hospital of Stomatology
Peking University Hospital of Stomatology (also known as Peking University School of Stomatology or PKUSS), founded in 1941, is a tertiary A-level stomatology specialized hospital directly under the National Health Commission of China and designated as the National Center for Stomatology. It integrates clinical care, education, research, prevention, and healthcare. The hospital has 1,047 dental chairs, 363 inpatient beds, 12 branch institutions, and over 3,200 staff members. It handles more than 2.26 million outpatient visits and admits about 11,700 inpatients annually, making it the world's largest in scale for specialized oral healthcare. It possesses all eight initial National Key Clinical Specialty projects in stomatology, serves as the National Quality Control Center for Stomatology, and is the only stomatology hospital piloting modern hospital management systems. It has been a designated hospital for the 2008 Olympics/Paralympics and 2022 Winter Olympics/Paralympics. It consistently ranks first in China's stomatology specialty rankings (e.g., Fudan).











