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Health Programs » Dental Chairside Assistant Level I

The Dental Chairside Assistant Diploma Program is designed to provid the dental office with a knowledgeable and competent assistant. Through comprehensive learning objectives and practical hands-on training, the graduate of this program will be technically qualified to provide the working environment with superior clinical skills. Areas of study will include dental terminology, tooth morphology, disease transmission, dental/medical emergencies, pharmacology, clinical chairside procedures, radiography, and orthodontics. Graduates of the Dental Chairside Assistant Program will be encouraged to write the Certified Dental Assistants examination through the Ontario Dental Nurses and Dental Assistants Association to become a certified Dental Assistant or C.D.A. Successful graduates will also complete the (Healing Arts Radiation Protection Act Module) and become H.A.R.P. certified.

Course Concentration

  • Dental Office Orientation & Terminology
  • Head & Neck Anatomy & Physiology
  • Tooth Morphology
  • Disease Trasmission & Oral Pathology
  • Dental/Medical Emergencies & Pharmacology
  • Preventive Dentistry & Nutrition, Communications/Psychology
  • Clinical Chairside Procedures
  • Dental Radiography (H.A.R.R) The Healing Arts
  • Radiation Protection Act of Ontario
  • Oral Surgery & Endodontics
  • Orthodontics & Fixed Prosthodontics
  • Removable Dentures/Prosthodontics & Periodontics
  • The Job Search
  • Clinical Work Placement

Course Duration: 26 weeks


Please Note: Students who graduate from the Dental Chairside Assistant Level I Program with a 70% average or better will be encouraged to continue for 13 additional weeks to receive Level II/Preventive Dental Assistant designation.

Further, applicants who are presently Certified Dental Assistants May be given advanced standing for our 13 week full or part-time Level II program. Please discuss entry requirements with our admission department.


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