Our Dental Assisting program emphasizes patient-centered practices to enhance oral health and well-being.
Our Dental Assisting program emphasizes patient-centered practices to enhance oral health and well-being.
Dental assistants are key players in the dental health team, and our program is tailored to ensure you’re ready to work in various settings, including private practices, specialist offices and community health centers.
You will combine classroom theory with hands-on learning in a dental clinic setting at SAIT campus.
In this program, you will:
You’ll participate in an unpaid practicum to apply your dentistry assistant skills in a real-world dental office environment.
Attending your classes is mandatory to successfully complete the program. Your active involvement in both theoretical and practical sessions is expected.
At graduation, you will emerge as a skilled dental assistant, ready to positively impact patient health and confidently step into your professional role to meet the demands of the dental industry.
Credential:
certificate
Program Length:
1 year
Location:
In person (Main Campus)
International Applicants:
Accepted PGWP eligible - Medical exam required
Faculty:
School of Health and Public Safety
CAJG Eligible
Careers And Opportunities
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This course is primarily designed for Level II Dental Assistants who want to perform the additional intra-oral procedures associated with orthodontic treatment.
After completion of the ten-month Dental Assistant program, students must write a national board exam to be eligible to become a Certified Dental Assistant.
As an Intra Oral Dental Assistant, you work chairside and receive and prepare patients for treatment.
In this condensed, intensive 12-week certificate program you will learn how to handle the administrative functions of a dental practice.
The Dental Assistant Level I & II diploma program is both comprehensive and intensive.
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