Dental Assistant School Hartford County, Connecticut

Ross College-Canton Canton, Ohio

Hands-on training in both clinical and administrative dental assisting skills.
Instruction from experienced professionals in the dental field.
Externship opportunity to apply learned skills in a real dental office setting.
Comprehensive curriculum covering essential topics like radiograph processing, vital signs, and dental terminology.
Preparation for entry-level positions such as dental assistant, receptionist, or insurance clerk.
Reimbursement offered to graduates for taking the Infection Control (ICE) and Dental Assisting National Board Radiation Health and Safety (RHS) Exams (Non-Ohio campuses).
Curriculum made up of six modules to give students a strong foundation.

Hands-on training in a simulated dental office environment, allowing students to practice essential skills.
Comprehensive curriculum covering dental terminology, chairside assisting, radiography (X-rays), infection control, and dental office administration.
Preparation for national certification exams, such as the Radiation Health and Safety (RHS) and National Entry Level Dental Assistant (NELDA) exams, enhancing employability.
Externship opportunities at local dental offices, providing real-world experience and networking possibilities.
Instruction from experienced dental professionals with industry knowledge.
Focus on developing both clinical and interpersonal skills necessary for effective patient care and teamwork.
Emphasis on current dental technology and techniques, ensuring graduates are prepared for the demands of the modern dental office.

Accredited credit-bearing certificates allow you to start working as a dental assistant in under a year.
Prepares students for the Dental Assisting National Board (DANB) examinations to become Certified Dental Assistants (CDA).
Manchester program features a state-of-the-art on-site dental office setting with digital X-rays and electronic patient records.
Tunxis program boasts a long-standing affiliation with the University of Connecticut School of Dental Medicine (40+ years).
Curriculum combines science and clinically-based learning adhering to CODA standards and the Connecticut Dental Practice Act.
Students gain practical experience through clinical rotations at dental educational sites and private dental practices, including a minimum of 300 hours at Manchester.
Dental services performed by Tunxis students are available to campus community at UCONN School of Dental Medicine and supervised by licensed professionals.

Hands-on dental assisting career training.
Hybrid training format: combination of distance education and on-campus classes.
Instructor support available even during distance learning through an online learning management system.
Comprehensive curriculum covering dental office procedures, laboratory techniques, medical and dental terminology, and relevant anatomy.
Focus on essential knowledge including head and neck anatomy, dental law and ethics, and patient rights.
Training in regulated tasks such as coronal polishing, fluoride application, and topical anesthetics application (depending on state regulations).