Dental Assistant School
and Training Program
Program Overview
What You Will Learn at CMVC
The Dental Assistant School and Training Program through CMVC will combine real-life experience in a dental office with lectures focusing on treatments, laboratory, and dental safety. Studies begin with an introduction to dentistry and dental anatomy. Students will be well equipped with the dental profession and critical players in a successful dental team.
Significant areas in a dental office and equipment will be analyzed, such as names, structure, and functions of the equipment on teeth, to ensure students feel confident in dentistry. The topics of crowns, fillings, root canals, surgeries, placement of dentures, and course specifics will be instructed by in-field experts to provide students with the proper support and expertise to succeed.
By enrolling in CMVC’s dental assistant school, students will learn how to provide excellent patient care and what it truly means to impact the lives of others in a dental environment while working closely and successfully as a team.
Are we ready to learn more about CMVC’s dental assistant program? Reach out, we are happy to help you explore your options. Achieve your goal and bring a smile to someone’s face when you call to enroll to start today!
CMVC Dental Assistant Admissions Requirements
At Compu-Med Vocational Careers, we keep the admissions process straightforward. First, we encourage prospective students to visit one of our Florida locations. By visiting the campus, students can quickly learn about the program structure by getting a glimpse of program material and requirements.
Previous academic experience is analyzed in the admissions process, and certain factors play a role in evaluating applicants. At CMVC, we seek applicants who have exhibited the desire to learn and succeed. You will be considered for admission if you are serious about achieving education and have a strong desire to grow.
To qualify for enrollment into any program at CMVC, an applicant must meet the following requirements for admission:
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Students who attended an eligible program at a Title IV institution before July I, 2012, may use any of the ATB alternatives to become eligible for Title IV HEA student assistance.
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Dental Assistant Job Outlook
Program Learning Outcomes
Upon completion of the Dental Assistant program at CMVC, students will achieve the following outcomes:
- Demonstrate a working knowledge of dental terminology and the dental sciences
- Collect systematically and record accurately diagnostic and clinical data
- Implement current principles and guidelines for dental infection, control, aseptic techniques, and hazards management
- Demonstrate proficiency in performing expanded functions for Florida licensed dental assistants
- Provide oral health instruction to dental patients and community groups
- Communicate effectively in a dental health care team
- Function in a responsible, professional, and ethical manner
- Have an understanding of the course curriculum and the importance it holds in the dental field.
Dental Assistant School Tuition and Fees
Frequently Asked Questions
(and Answers)
Is dental assistant school difficult?
It’s challenging. Dental assistant school means learning more about the field of dentistry and getting ready to work with patients in a clinical setting. You’ll learn how to work with all sorts of equipment and tools, as well as how to interact with patients in a professional manner.
Is dental assisting a good career now?
Dental assisting may be a good choice now. The demand for dental assistants is expected to increase by 89% between 2016 and 2026, which is much faster than average. According to the BLS, Dental assistants are needed, so many opportunities are available.
Is doing a dental assistant course before dentistry a good idea?
Doing a dental assistant course before dentistry can be a great way to get a foot in the door, as well as establish your relationship with the dentist you work with. It may also be a good way to learn about what it’s like being a dental assistant.
What should you do to prepare to go into dental assisting?
To prepare for a career in dental assisting, you should first complete high school and then enroll in a dental assisting program. Once you have graduated from the program, you can take the licensing exam to become a certified dental assistant (CDA).
How long does it take to become a dental assistant?
The average length of time it takes to become a dental assistant depends on where you are in your career and what type of school you attend. Most programs take between one and two years, but some can be completed in less than six months with prior experience.
How long can the dental assistant take to be a dentist?
Our dental assistant program is 45 weeks. When you’re a dental assistant, you can take as long as you want to become a dentist. The time it takes to become a dentist depends on the school you attend, but come dental schools require at least two years of education and training. After that, it’s up to you. It takes eight years to become a dentist, 4 for Bachelors and 4 years for DDS or DMD. Dental hygienist is the typical path and would typically be a 4 year degree.
Are you ready to take the first step towards a path full of possibilities?
Secure your future with us today!
Seize this unique opportunity to enhance your academic and personal growth; a future brimming with opportunities and possibilities awaits you.
Upcoming starts
Dental
Medical
Nurse
Are you ready to take the first step towards a path full of possibilities?
Secure your future with us today!
Seize this unique opportunity to enhance your academic and personal growth; a future brimming with opportunities and possibilities awaits you.
Upcoming starts
Dental
Medical
Nurse
Enroll in a Dental Assistant Training Program with CMVC!
Ready to start your journey of obtaining your degree? Contact Compu-Med Vocational today! Begin your journey in the medical field and make a difference in those in need daily.