The Bureau of Labor Statistics predicts that through 2016 the job outlook for dental assistants will be “excellent,” calling the field one of the fastest growing careers available today. In fact, the median annual wage of dental assistants in 2008 was $32,000.
Become part of this growing job market. To find out more about your opportunities now, call 941-752-4373 during business hours, Monday-Friday. Put 100,000 smiles in your future—today!
Certificates:
After successfully completing the program you will receive an Expanded Functions Dental Assistant Certificate, Dental Radiography Certificate, and CPR.
Smile Smart Dental Assisting School is licensed by the Florida Department of Health and the Florida Department of Education.
Already a Dental Assistant?
If you are already in dentistry, but need a Certificate of Dental Radiography, Smile Smart Dental Assisting School is offering Saturday classes with hands-on training on the latest digital x-ray equipment and software. The 8 hour course teaches the following:
- Dental radiograph techniques
- Exposure and evaluation
- Mounting and labeling
- Digital radiography
- Patient management
- Infection control protocols
- Radiation safety
Upon successful completion of the course, you receive a Dental Radiography Certificate licensed by the State of Florida Departments of Health and Education
Curriculum
Smile Smart’s eight-week course consists of evening and Saturday classes at the Smile Smart Dental Care in Bradenton, Florida. Class sizes are limited to allow individualized attention so that you will have ample time to ask questions and become proficient in dental assisting procedures.
Certificates
After successfully completing the program you will receive an Expanded Functions Dental Assistant Certificate, Dental Radiography Certificate, and CPR.
Smile Smart Dental Assisting School is licensed by the Florida Department of Health and the Florida Department of Education
Why Smilesmart?
At Smile Smart, we believe that properly caring for patients goes beyond what can be learned from manuals, knowing how to read an x-ray or using dental instruments.
Letting each patient know that they are individually cared for—and cared about—is a critical step in dental care.