Dental Assistant School Blount County, Alabama

Remington College-Cleveland Campus Cleveland, Ohio

Complete the Dental Assisting program in as few as 8 months.
Training provided in a real-practice environment.
Curriculum includes a wide variety of topics such as oral anatomy and radiology.
CPR certification is built into the core coursework.
Industry-experienced instructors provide real-world, hands-on experience.
Earning a dental assisting certification may improve your job prospects.

Competency-based education (CBE) format provides exceptional flexibility to learn at your own pace and schedule.
Multiple start dates throughout the year offer enrollment convenience.
Experienced dental professionals provide personalized coaching and support.
Gain hands-on experience assisting patients in the on-site Lakeshore Community Dental Clinic.
Graduates are eligible to apply for two sections of the Dental Assistant National Board Exam after just one term.
Opportunity to learn and use medical software and equipment essential for dental assisting.

Comprehensive Curriculum: Students learn chairside assisting, dental radiography, infection control, dental materials, and office management.
State-of-the-Art Facilities: Training takes place in a modern dental lab equipped with industry-standard equipment, simulating a real dental office environment.
Radiology Certification: Graduates are prepared to take the Ohio Dental Board Radiology certification exam.
CPR Certification: Students receive training and certification in Basic Life Support (CPR).
Externship Experience: Students complete a clinical externship in a local dental office, providing real-world experience and networking opportunities.
Career Opportunities: Graduates are prepared for entry-level positions as dental assistants in general dentistry practices, specialist offices (e.g., orthodontics, periodontics), and public health clinics.
Preparation for Expanded Functions: The program may offer curriculum preparing students for additional certifications related to expanded functions allowed for dental assistants in Ohio.

Comprehensive three-year program designed to prepare students as integral members of a dental health care team.
Hands-on experience in preparing patients for treatment, maintaining treatment areas, and sterilizing instruments.
Training in exposing, processing, and mounting dental radiographs, preparing students for the Radiation Health and Safety component of the Dental Association National Board exam.
Emphasis on chairside assisting, recording vital signs, recognizing emergencies, and CPR certification.
Focus on the legal and ethical aspects of dentistry, and education in the prevention of dental diseases.
Opportunity to participate in the Cooperative Education program during the senior year, gaining real-world experience in a dental office.
Potential to earn college credit through articulation and dual enrollment opportunities.