Free Dental Assisting or CAD/CAM course in only 4 weeks if you qualify with eligibility

Description

Please take a moment and read the information on the CDC Homepage marked “BEFORE YOUR COURSE”. Also note that we do NOT call students to confirm classes prior to your course date.

Do I have to wear scrubs?

Yes, it is a requirement to follow OSHA guidelines. ALL students must wear a lab coat, mask, and, uniform scrubs, top and bottom (no t-shirts or jeans are accepted) and tennis shoes (dress shoes are not acceptable) to attend class, NO exceptions. If requirements are not followed you will be rescheduled for a following date.

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Get your training in San Diego’s premier Dental Assisting School. A dental assistant performs many tasks in the dental office. A dental assistant’s tasks include getting a patient ready for examination, preparing patients for dental procedures, managing dental records, sterilizing dental instruments, providing instruments to the dentist when requested, preparing anesthetics, managing suction devices, taking dental x-rays, and more. The dental assistant (DA) may also remove dental sutures, clean away extra dental cement after a temp or permanent crown has been placed, and provide instructions to patients on dental care. A DA may also be involved in administrative duties such as setting and confirming appointments, processing dental bills, collection payments, reminding patients of a dental appointment, and ordering dental supplies.

No Previous Dental Experience is required for this Course.

Course Certifications

• Dental Assistant Certification
• Dental Assisting Transscript
• X-Ray Certification
• Coronal Polish Certification
• CPR/AED Adult, Child & Infant – 2 Year AHA CPR Card
• 8 Hour Infection Control
• California Dental Practice Act (Law)
• Resume
• Introduction Letter
• Thank You Letter

Course Subjects

• Dental Anatomy
• Charting
• X-Ray Processing
• X-Ray Mounting
• Sterilization Protocol
• Dental Equipment
• Patient Protocol
• Vital Signs
• Alginate Impressions
• Stone Pour
• Aspiration Techniques
• Basic Dental Instruments & Operative Manuals
• Instrument Passing
• Professional Development & Record Keeping

Description

Please take a moment and read the information on the CDC Homepage marked “BEFORE YOUR COURSE”. Also note that we do NOT call students to confirm classes prior to your course date.

Do I have to wear scrubs?

Yes, it is a requirement to follow OSHA guidelines. ALL students must wear a lab coat, mask, and, uniform scrubs, top and bottom (no t-shirts or jeans are accepted) and tennis shoes (dress shoes are not acceptable) to attend class, NO exceptions. If requirements are not followed you will be rescheduled for a following date.

Click here to buy scrubs

Get your training in San Diego’s premier Dental Assisting School. A dental assistant performs many tasks in the dental office. A dental assistant’s tasks include getting a patient ready for examination, preparing patients for dental procedures, managing dental records, sterilizing dental instruments, providing instruments to the dentist when requested, preparing anesthetics, managing suction devices, taking dental x-rays, and more. The dental assistant (DA) may also remove dental sutures, clean away extra dental cement after a temp or permanent crown has been placed, and provide instructions to patients on dental care. A DA may also be involved in administrative duties such as setting and confirming appointments, processing dental bills, collection payments, reminding patients of a dental appointment, and ordering dental supplies.

No Previous Dental Experience is required for this Course.

Course Certifications

• Dental Assistant Certification
• Dental Assisting Transscript
• X-Ray Certification
• Coronal Polish Certification
• CPR/AED Adult, Child & Infant – 2 Year AHA CPR Card
• 8 Hour Infection Control
• California Dental Practice Act (Law)
• Resume
• Introduction Letter
• Thank You Letter

Course Subjects

• Dental Anatomy
• Charting
• X-Ray Processing
• X-Ray Mounting
• Sterilization Protocol
• Dental Equipment
• Patient Protocol
• Vital Signs
• Alginate Impressions
• Stone Pour
• Aspiration Techniques
• Basic Dental Instruments & Operative Manuals
• Instrument Passing
• Professional Development & Record Keeping

THIS COURSE IS FOR X-RAY CERTIFICATION

X-Ray Certification

Please take a moment and read the information on the CDC Homepage marked “BEFORE YOUR COURSE”. Also note that we do NOT call students to confirm classes prior to your course date.

COURSE COMPLETION

All courses must be completed within 30 days of the start date. This includes all required documents and a copy of a valid American Heart Association or American Red Cross BLS CPR card only. Extension fee will apply on day 31. Courses not completed on time are subject to an extension fee.

Do I have to wear scrubs?

Yes, it is a requirement to follow OSHA guidelines. ALL students must wear a lab coat, mask, and uniform scrubs, top and bottom (no t-shirts or jeans are accepted) and tennis shoes (dress shoes are not acceptable) to attend class, NO exceptions. If requirements are not followed you will be rescheduled for a following date.

Click here to buy scrubs

IMPORTANT REQUIREMENTS FOR X-RAY COURSE:

In order to take dental x-rays legally with the Dental Board of California, you must complete the following courses in addition to the X-ray course (linked below):

• 8-Hour Infection Control Course
• California Dental Practice Act Course
• CPR/AED Training Course

These are mandatory requirements to be eligible for certification. If you haven’t completed these courses, you may add them to your cart or sign up for the Radiation Safety Package, which includes all necessary courses.

COURSE DESCRIPTION

This course is for everyone experienced and completely new wanting to learn and be certified through the Dental Board of California on how to take quality dental x-rays. In addition, if you are a professional currently in a dental facility located in another state or country needing to meet the California Radiation Certification requirements, this course will allow you to receive certification. Students will receive full instructional training in radiation safety. The course includes taking dental radiographs, processing, and mounting of dental x-rays. Dexter mannequin training is done in class and 4 patients are required. One FMX (full mouth x-ray) will be done in class on each other, with regular film. The remaining 3 patients required can be done at CDC on another scheduled Saturday at 9:00 am or in your dental facility that allows you to perform clinically with either regular film or digital, then snail-mailed back to be graded. These are not to be emailed. You have a month from the day of class to finish your 3 patients. CDC with then hand or mail back your Certificate. Classroom instruction and a final examination are given in class.

*This course requires a valid CPR card by either, only, American Heart Association BLS or Red Cross BLS. The Dental Board is very strict, so no others can or will NOT be accepted. If you like you may add it into your cart. Pick the same Saturday you chose for your X-Ray Course. Here is the link to purchase: CPR/AED Training Course. If you already have a valid CPR, bring in a prepared copy of the card when you attend class.

CDC does not provide patients for students to complete this course and receive certification. Do NOT bring in your required patients on the first day of class. Further instruction regarding patients will be given on your first day of class by your instructor.

Please take a moment and read the information on the CDC Homepage marked “BEFORE YOUR COURSE”. Also note that we do NOT call students to confirm classes prior to your course date.

IMPORTANT REQUIREMENTS FOR X-RAY COURSE:

In order to take dental x-rays legally with the Dental Board of California, you must complete the following courses in addition to the X-ray course (linked below):

• 8-Hour Infection Control Course
• California Dental Practice Act Course
• CPR/AED Training Course

These are mandatory requirements to be eligible for certification. If you haven’t completed these courses, you may add them to your cart or sign up for the Radiation Safety Package, which includes all necessary courses.

Do I have to wear scrubs?

Yes, it is a requirement to follow OSHA guidelines. ALL students must wear a lab coat, mask, and uniform scrubs, top and bottom (no t-shirts or jeans are accepted) and tennis shoes (dress shoes are not acceptable) to attend class, NO exceptions. If requirements are not followed you will be rescheduled for a following date.

Click here to buy scrubs

This Course is NOT meant for X-RAY CERTIFICATION. This course is meant to simply learn digital technique. Radiation Safety Course is for Certification.

As more dental offices begin to adopt digital radiography, the Digital Dental Technique course at CDC is intended to help dental professionals learn this new technology. Held over a three hour period at our facility between 9-12, the course provides students the opportunity to receive hands-on training in digital x-ray technique. In addition to training, those who complete the course will also receive continuing education units (CEUs), which dental professionals and RDAs may choose to count towards state licensure requirements.

COURSE DESCRIPTION

The digital dental radiography and x-ray course is intended to be a brush up on the placement and principles of the digital sensor technique that can be used in clinical settings. Instruction includes:

• Emphasis on the use of positioning and placement of the x-ray sensor
• Recognition of landmarks that may constitute a retake x-ray
• Lecture and clinical practice of Dental X-ray Teaching Training

Course Outcome

Upon successful completion of the Digital Dental Technique course, graduates will be awarded a certificate of completion from CDC and 6 continuing education units (CEUs).

COURSE COMPLETION

All courses must be completed within 30 days of the start date. This includes all required documents and a copy of a valid American Heart Association or American Red Cross BLS CPR card only. Extension fee will apply on day 31. Courses not completed on time will be closed and retaken at full course price. Previous paperwork or course patient work will not carry over.

*All students must be at least 16 years of age.

*This course requires a valid CPR card by either, only, American Heart Association BLS or Red Cross BLS. The Dental Board is very strict, so no others can or will be accepted. If you like you may add it into your cart. Here is the link to purchase: CPR/AED Training Course. If you already have a valid CPR, bring in a prepared copy of the card when you attend class.

Please take a moment and read the information on the CDC Homepage marked “BEFORE YOUR COURSE”. Also note that we do NOT call students to confirm classes prior to your course date.

Do I have to wear scrubs?

Yes, it is a requirement to follow OSHA guidelines. ALL students must wear a lab coat, mask, and uniform scrubs, top and bottom (no t-shirts or jeans are accepted) and tennis shoes (dress shoes are not acceptable) to attend class, NO exceptions. If requirements are not followed you will be rescheduled for a following date.

Click here to buy scrubs

COURSE COMPLETION

All courses must be completed within 30 days of the start date. This includes all required documents and a copy of a valid American Heart Association or American Red Cross BLS CPR card only. Extension fee will apply on day 31. Courses not completed on time are subject to an extension fee.

This course is designed to teach the proper use of techniques of coronal polishing. Student must provide 3 patients for clinical portion of the course. Patients must be at least 18 years old, free of calculus and of any health problems.

*All students must be at least 16 years of age.

*This course requires a valid CPR card by either, only, American Heart Association BLS or Red Cross BLS. The Dental Board is very strict, so no others can or will be accepted. If you like you may add it into your cart. Here is the link to purchase: CPR/AED Training Course. If you already have a valid CPR, bring in a prepared copy of the card when you attend class.

Courses included in the RDA Prep Package:

• Radiation Safety
• Coronal Polish
• Pit & Fissure Sealants
• California Practice Act
• 8 Hour Infection Control
• AHA CPR/AED Training
• RDA Review Manual

Please take a moment and read the information on the CDC Homepage marked “BEFORE YOUR COURSE”. Also note that we do NOT call students to confirm classes prior to your course date.

Do I have to wear scrubs?

Yes, it is a requirement to follow OSHA guidelines. ALL students must wear a lab coat, mask, and uniform scrubs, top and bottom (no t-shirts or jeans are accepted) and tennis shoes (dress shoes are not acceptable) to attend class, NO exceptions. If requirements are not followed you will be rescheduled for a following date.

Click here to buy scrubs

Are you already a experienced Dental Assistant, but looking to become an RDA? Need to get your certifications prior to applying for the exam? Then this package is for you!