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Our focus is on our students!
Thank you for your interest in our program!We are committed in providing students with complete and comprehensive education. Our program was founded in 2000, and has been approved by the
Dental
 Board of California and the Dental Assisting National Board, Inc. as well as a provider for continuing education.
Whether you are a dental professional, prospective student, or visitor - we invite you to explore our world through our website. Please take a few moments to browse through our site and learn what other services we have to offer.
DBC's Bulletin Notice
The following is an excerpt from the DBC website:
NEW SPECIALTY PERMITS AND UPCOMING CHANGES FOR DENTAL
ASSISTANTS, REGISTERED DENTAL ASSISTANTS
AND REGISTERED DENTAL ASSISTANTS IN EXTENDED
FUNCTIONS EFFECTIVE JANUARY 1, 2010
AB 2637, was signed by the Governor on September 28, 2008 and will become effective January 1, 2009 although many of its provisions are not operative until January 10, 2010. This bill will have a wide-reaching impact on all unlicensed dental assistants and their employers, as well as applicants for registered dental assistant or registered dental assistant in extended functions licenses. AB 2637 allows new duties in all of these categories, and creates two new
Permit categories:
The Orthodontic Assistant Permit
SIGN UP NOW! While there is still room and receive Early Registration discount course fee.
Offer expires 6/1/2013
Next class starts June 9, 2013
What you will need to register: 6 months work experience * 2 hrs Dental Practice Act * 8 Infection Control for DA's or 2 hrs for RDAs * Basic life support (BLS/CPR) * Proof of Liability Insurance.
The OAP course includes 84 hours of instruction for Dental Assistants and 60 hours for RDAs. You will be given access to the online course upon receipt of payment. A confirmation email will be sent with user ID and password.
Additional information go to: http://www.dbc.ca.gov/
Question:I have applied for an RDA license, but have not passed my written (or practical) exam yet. What happens if I'm not licensed before January 1, 2010 Answer: If you are not licensed before January 1, you must pass any exam that you have NOT PASSED, including the new RDA Law and Ethics exam, and provide proof of completion of: 1) an approved 2-hour course in the Dental Practice Act, 2) proof of completion of an approved 8-hour course in infection control, 3) a course in basic life support.
New blended learning!
Complete your online training and attend class to show your hands on skill!
National training center for American Safety & Health Institute and American Red Cross.
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