Administrative Dental Assistant

The primary objective is to prepare Dental Administrative Assistants to manage the reception, patient records, patient insurance, dental billing, communications and inventory.

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The program provides comprehensive education to prepare students to become Dental Administrative Assistants.

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PROGRAM CONTENT

The dental administrative assistant Profession
Science in Dentistry
Oral Health and Prevention of Dental Disease
Infection Prevention in Dentistry
Occupational Health and Safety
Patient information and Assessment
Dental Administration and communication skills
Principles of Dental Insurance

PROGRAM MODULES

Dentition Overview

Dental Charting & Treatment Planning

Dental Scheduling

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Dental Insurances 101

Front Desk Virtual Simulator

Instructors

With our experienced faculty and dedicated staff, we are committed to providing our students with the best educational experience possible

Remember to work as dental assistant in Florida, USA you don’t need to be CDA ( Certified Dental Assistant ). The DANB certification was removed as a pathway to qualify to perform expanded functions in Florida effective May 2009.

Dental assistants in Florida must have formal training to perform the expanded functions listed in the Practice Act. To qualify to perform expanded functions, one must:

Complete a course or program administered by or developed as part of the regular curriculum at a dental, dental hygiene, or dental assisting educational program accredited by CODA that provided training in the expanded function

2. Successfully complete a Florida Board-approved Expanded Duties Formal Training Program.