Weekend Dental Assistant School

FutureDentalAssistant 

on Google

a month ago

I thought this course provided an excellent overview of the world of Dentistry! I was on the fence if this was the right career path for myself and after completing the course I feel confident about a future in this field. The main instructor was very knowledgeable about all topics and I loved her upbeat, positive attitude teaching style. My only critique is that sometimes it was hard to do well on the clinical tests because the instructors were not as clear as they could have been on what was expected. I think this would be... read more

Basketball # 2 lit 

on Google

2 months ago

I took this class and loved it! I felt like I have learned so much information in the span of 10 weeks! The instructors were amazing, I felt like they taught really well. Being hands on helped me learn way better than just reading a book and expecting to know everything. If you are interested in becoming a dental assistant or going into the dental field this 10 week program is definitely something you should look in to! 

Kayla Godfrey 

on Google

7 months ago

Do not go to this program!!!! Waste of MONEY AND TIME This coarse does not go towards any college accredited program. Keep this in mind. You pay 4000 for a certification (which most colleges don’t accept). Would recommend going to a technical college, especially if wanting to become a dental hygienist Ect. Please do more research before paying for this program. I, now in dental hygiene school, need to retake classes due most colleges not accepting there transcripts due to not being a legit program. It is a scam in my eyes. 

Michael Miller 

on Google

8 months ago

This course provides an outstanding foundation in both the knowledge and practical skills needed to thrive as a dental assistant. Sara and her team are patient and always willing to answer questions, whether in the classroom or during clinical sessions. I highly recommend this course to anyone interested in the dental field, whether you are a student, a parent, or looking for a new career path. Your experience will be as rewarding as the effort you invest, so embrace mistakes, ask questions, and study diligently to make the ... read more

Kaylyn Harmon 

on Google

8 months ago

Yes, schooling for Dental Assisting isn’t 100% necessary, but you will not regret taking this class. Here’s my experience: I decided to attend this program concurrently with my senior year of high school. It wasn’t easy, but I know it was worth it. The first day was awkward and foreign, but I knew I was in a class with people who cared about dentistry— just like I do. It was so easy to find a sense of comfortability, even on the first day! Sara is the owner and also the best lecturer ever. She keeps class engaging by sharing... read more