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    2 Dental Assisting programs found

    Part time Diploma Programs in Health Care Dental Sciences Dental Assisting

    What is Dental Assisting?
    Dental assisting is a field of dentistry that deals with the support and assistance of dentists. It involves providing patients with dental care, taking x-rays, preparing patients for dental procedures, and sterilizing equipment.

    What are the benefits of studying Dental Assisting?
    Some of the benefits of studying dental assisting include gaining knowledge about different aspects of dentistry, becoming familiar with the latest technology and techniques used in the field, and having the opportunity to work closely with dentists and other dental professionals. Dental assistants are vital to dental practices and pursuing a career in dental assisting can lead to job security and good earnings potential.

    What are Dental Assisting degrees/certificates?
    There are a few different types of dental assisting degrees and certificates that students can pursue. The most common is the associate degree, which takes around two years to complete. Other options include certification programs, which typically last one year or less, and bachelor’s degree programs, which take four years to complete.

    What will I study during my Dental Assisting degree/certificate?
    The courses that you will take during your dental assisting degree or certificate program will vary depending on the type of program that you choose. However, common courses include anatomy and physiology, dental materials, infection control, radiology, and chairside assisting.

    Individuals looking to supplement their careers or education can enroll in a diploma program. Diplomas can enhance a student’s skill set and qualifications by preparing them for a particular career. These programs usually take only a short time to complete.

    Part-time learning allows one to obtain a degree or qualification even if one cannot attend school on a full-time basis. One can learn at one's own pace, gradually accumulating credits that count towards a final qualification.