Employment opportunities in the allied health field are on the rise. As a Dental Assistant, you will be a vital member of the health care team.

What do Dental Assistants do?
As a Dental Assistant, you will prepare patients to see the dentist, assist the dentist at chairside during patient care, and care for the treatment room and instruments, including all infection control procedures. You will be taking and processing dental x-rays, performing basic laboratory procedures and providing patient education.

Where do Dental Assistants work?
Most graduates currently serve the profession in private dental offices. These offices are staffed by both general practitioners and specialists in the dental profession. Other assistants are employed by the rapidly growing group-practice systems. In the group-practice settings, several general practice dentists or specialists join and share many assistants and front office/business support staff. Federal agencies, including clinics and hospitals of the Veteran's Administration and the U.S. Public Health Service, also employ Dental Assistants.

Course Modules:
      Seminar for Success
      DA100 - Secretarial
      DA200A - Oral Hygiene
      DA200B - Specialties
      DA300 - X-Ray
      DA400 - Dental Materials
      DA500 - Chairside
      Computer

Curriculum includes:
Student Orientation, Internship Workshop (seminar for job preparedness), and CPR.

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