FAQs
Frequent Asked Questions
Q. Is the Dental Assistant course approved by the State of Florida?
A. Yes. Our Dental Assistant training program is designed to meet State of Florida educational and training requirements for dental assisting. The curriculum follows Florida guidelines, so graduates are prepared to work legally and confidently in dental offices throughout the state.
Q. Is this certification recognized by the Florida Board of Dentistry?
A. Yes. The Florida Board of Dentistry does directly certify dental schools. Our program is structured to align with industry standards and prepares students for employment in dental offices that follow the Florida Board of Dentistry recognized practices and protocols.
Q. What does the Dental Assistant course cover?
A. The course provides comprehensive, hands-on and theoretical training, including:
- Dental terminology and anatomy
- Chairside assisting techniques
- Infection control and sterilization
- Dental instruments and materials
- Radiology fundamentals (as applicable)
- Patient care and communication
- OSHA and HIPAA compliance
- Front office and clinical workflow basics
Our goal is to prepare you to be job-ready upon completion.
Q. How long is the dental courses last?
A. The programs are designed to be completed in a short, accelerated timeframe, without compromising the necessary and required skills, allowing students to enter the workforce quickly. Exact length may vary depending on the course and schedule selected, but most students complete the program in 12-16 weeks, not years.
Q. Can I take dental courses online?
A. Portions of the coursework may be completed online, including lectures and study materials. However, in-person training is required for hands-on skills and clinical components. Depending on the course, students should strive to be in the classroom 08 hours per week or complete the equivalent time online.
Q. Is in-person classroom or lab time required?
A. Yes. Dental assisting is a hands-on profession, so in-person training is required for clinical skills, instrument handling, and practical instruction. This ensures you are fully prepared for real-world dental office environments.
Q. Are study materials included in the course?
A. Yes. Required study materials are provided as part of the program unless otherwise specified. You will receive guidance on any additional supplies if needed prior to the start of class.
Q. Is there an additional cost for study materials?
A. In most cases, study materials are included in the course tuition. Any additional costs—if applicable—will be clearly disclosed before enrollment so there are no surprises.
Q. Where do I take my course exam, and is it open book?
A. Exams are administered online or at our training facility if the student does not have internet access. Exam format (open-book or closed-book) depends on the specific assessment and will be clearly explained in advance.
Q. If I start the program and decide dental assisting isn’t right for me, can I get a refund?
A. We understand that career decisions are important. Courses are non-refundable, resources are allocated on behalf of the students at the time of enrollment.
Q. Will this course help me find a job after graduation?
A. While employment is not guaranteed, our program is designed to give students practical, in-demand skills that employers look for. Many graduates successfully secure positions in dental offices shortly after completing the course.
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8888 Royal Palm Blvd
Coral Springs, FL 33065
Tel: 954-761-5388
