Dental Assistant School Wood County, Ohio

Ross College-Grand Rapids North Grand Rapids, Michigan

Gain hands-on clinical and administrative skills essential for dental office success.
Learn from experienced instructors who are experts in the dental field.
Apply your knowledge in a real-world setting through a mandatory externship program.
Prepare for entry-level positions like Dental Assistant, Receptionist, Insurance Clerk, and more.
Ross College potentially offers reimbursement for the Infection Control (ICE) Exam and the Dental Assisting National Board Radiation Health and Safety (RHS) Exam (Non-Ohio campuses only).
The program includes six modules with a comprehensive curriculum covering everything from infection control to dental radiography.
Multiple campus locations offer the Dental Assistant program.

Hands-on training in clinical and administrative dental office skills.
Experienced instructors from the dental field.
Includes an externship for real-world experience and potential job opportunities.
Curriculum covers essential skills like radiograph processing, vital signs, and patient records.
Prepares students for entry-level positions, including dental assistant, receptionist, or insurance clerk.
Ross offers reimbursement to graduates that take the Infection Control (ICE) Exam* and the Dental Assisting National Board Radiation Health and Safety (RHS) Exam* through Dental Assisting National Board (Non-Ohio campuses only)

Comprehensive curriculum covering dental terminology, chairside assisting, dental radiography (X-rays), infection control, dental materials, and office management.
Hands-on clinical experience in modern dental facilities, providing students with real-world skills and patient interaction.
Opportunity to earn nationally recognized certifications such as the Certified Dental Assistant (CDA) credential, increasing employment prospects.
Potential for externship opportunities with local dental practices, offering valuable networking and practical experience.
Emphasis on current dental technologies and techniques, ensuring graduates are prepared for the evolving dental field.
Instruction by experienced dental professionals who bring real-world knowledge and insights into the classroom.
Preparation for entry-level employment in various dental settings, including general dentistry, orthodontics, periodontics, and oral surgery.

Prepares students for the nationally recognized Certified Dental Assistant (CDA) credential.
Prepares students for the Michigan Registered Dental Assistant (RDA) exam.
Offers two enrollment options, including advanced standing for experienced CDAs.
Provides a combination of classroom, laboratory, and clinical experiences.
Graduates are highly employable due to a shortage of registered dental assistants.
Provides opportunities to work in diverse settings, including private practices, hospitals, and public health departments.