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Dental Technician Courses
What is the Job Description of a Dental Laboratory Technician?
The Dental Laboratory Technician make models of the mouth and teeth from impressions of the patient's mouth which are taken by the dentist or dental prosthetist. These models are then used to build a wax replica of part or all of the mouth and/or teeth on the model. After the replica is encased in a mold material, the wax is melted away and substituted with plastic, ceramic or metal materials to make the replacement appliance. This appliance is then polished and finished prior to its being placed in the patient's mouth. Making appliances for patients with cleft palates, braces and plates for correcting irregular teeth, and mouth guards, are also within the Dental Laboratory Technician's expertise.
Description of the Programs
Dental Laboratory Denture Technician students will receive training which will prepare them to sit for a National Board State Exam, with the National Association of Dental Laboratories or at our site (QDS of Technology has been approved as a testing site.) This option for graduates will enhance their employment abilities. Upon completion of our programs, the student has acquired skills to perform the duties of a Dental Laboratory Technician. With the skills acquired at Quality Dental School, the student can enter the field at an entry-level position.

Dental Lab Technician
The Dental Laboratory Technician constructs and repairs oral prosthetics such as crowns, bridges, and dentures used to improve patient appearance and overall oral functionality with respect to speech and ability to chew.
Objective of the Program
DENTAL LABORATORY EQUIPMENT IDENTIFICATION, PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE, AND SAFETY
• Infection Control in the Laboratory
• Safety in the Laboratory (OSHA)
• General Health Conditions
• Gypsum Materials
• Dental Waxes
• Impression Materials
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Dentures Techinician
How Teeth are Identified
• Anatomical Landmarks
• Dental Terminology
• Materials Used (gypsum, acrylics, abrasives, plaster, wax)
• Impression & Materials
• Pouring Models
• Trim Models
• Custom Trays
• Master Cast
• Articulation
• Concept of Base Plate & Occlusion Rims
• Tooth Selection
• Balanced Complete Denture Occlusions;
Functional Occlusions Organized for
Complete Dentures
• Characterizing Denture Base Resins (
Wax up and Festoon)
• Recovering, Finishing, Polishing, and
Caring for Complete Dentures
• Complete Denture Opposing a Natural
Dentition
• Boil Out
• Prepare Mold for Packing
• Packing Acrylic Resin
• Investing Dentures
• Selective Grinding
• Repairs of Dentures
• Reline of Dentures
• Immediate Dentures
Length of the Program: Twenty Six (26) Weeks
Total Program Hours = 570

Plaster Technician
• Dental Terminology
• Types of Articulators
• Functional Articulations
• General Rules for Pouring, Trimming, and
Handling Casts
• Master Casts
• Cast Mounting Procedures
• Hanau H2 Articulator
• Pindex
• Investing
Length of the Program: One day a week for 6 weeks
Total Program Hours = 35

Removeable Prosthesis
• Dental Terminology
• Cast Metal Denture Bases
• Diagnostic Casts, Custom Trays, and
RPD Survey and Design
• Refractory Cast Production & Design
Transfer to the Refractory Cast
• Framework Wax-Up
• Spruing, Investing, Burnout, and Casting
• Finishing, Polishing, and Fitting the
Framework
• Review of the Swing-Lock System
• RPD Repairs
Length of the Program: Three months
Total Program Hours = 240

Porcelain

Crown & Bridge Technician
• Dental Terminology
• Color and Shade Selection
• Substructure Design and Fabrication
• Porcelain Application and Firing
• Anatomical Contouring
• Staining
• Glazing
• In-Ceram ® System
• IPS Empress ® System
• Porcelain Laminate Veneers
Length of the Program: Twenty Six (26) Weeks
Total Program Hours = 470
• Dental Terminology
Types of Fixed Prostheses
Fixed Cast Restoration
Occlusion Factors Pertaining to Fixed Prosthodontics
Diagnostic Casts, Interim Fixed Prostheses, and Custom Trays
Dies and Working Casts
Cast-Mounting Procedures
Esthetics
Individual Cast Restorations and FPD Retainers
Wax-Added Technique
Casting Production
Retainers, Pontics, and Connectors
Remounting Casts with Low-Fusing Metal
Post and Core Castings
Metal-Ceramic restorations
Metal-Ceramic System Soldering
Resin-Bonded FPDs (Maryland Bridge)
Base Metal Alloys for fixed Prostheses
Length of the Program: Twenty Six (26) Weeks
Total Program Hours = 470
Dental Assistant Courses
What is the job Description of a Dental Assistant
The Dental Assistant is expected to have a broad working knowledge of the dental office. Their duties include seating of the patient, chairside assistance, tray preparation, room and instrument sterilization, dental charting, and any other duties extended to them by the doctor within the limits of liability.
What tasks are performed by the Dental Assistant?
Dental assistants perform a variety of patient care, office, and laboratory duties. They work chairside as dentists examine and treat patients. They make patients as comfortable as possible in the dental chair, prepare them for treatment, and obtain their dental records.
Assistants hand instruments and materials to dentists and keep patients mouths dry and clear by using suction or other devices. Assistants also sterilize and disinfect instruments and equipment, prepare trays of instruments for dental procedures, and instruct patients on postoperative and general oral health care.
Some dental assistants prepare materials for impressions and restorations as directed by a dentist. They also may remove sutures, apply topical anesthetics to gums or cavity-preventive agents to teeth, remove excess cement used in the filling process, and place rubber dams on the teeth to isolate them for individual treatment.

Receptionist Dental Assistant
The receptionist Dental Assistant is expected to be able to handle stress in a fast-paced office; schedule appointments using a standard appointment ledger or a computer program; have excellent organization skills, maintain ledger records of deposits and payments on spread sheets; complete registrations and history records for new patients; complete insurance forms; have outstanding oral communications skills to answer the phone in a pleasant manner, as well as excellent written communication skills to compose business letters; have some marketing skills and some knowledge of dental terminology.
Length of the Program: Six (6) Weeks
Course Objectives
A Receptionist Dental Assist is trained to stay focused and on track. This 6 week program will use proactive materials to engage the student in their learning.
The Receptionist on a Dental office must be self-motivated and responsible.
The curriculum has been formatted to intensify communication skills and Customer Service awareness.
Students will learn to answer phone in a professional manner, take messages, make appointment, intake new patients and file. The extended duties also taught include ledger keeping for payments receive and Deposits made.
We at Quality Dental School believe in encouraging our students to reach their maximum potential We demand motivation, and discipline. However, we will provide students with opportunities to generate, problem solving, and develop solutions based on reason instead of the "right answer".
Students will be given the opportunity to participate in their learning and ask questions to which responses are justified instead of maintaining the stance of the "correct answer".
Students test will give instructor, program director and themselves the chance to review the course objective instead of having (the students) to go to the pressure of memorizing a list of facts about the topics.

Online Chair-side Dental Assistant
The Chair-side Dental Assistant is expected to know who to perform a variety of patient care, office, and laboratory duties. They work chair-side as dentists examine and treat patients. They make patients as comfortable as possible in the dental chair, prepare them for treatment, and obtain their dental records.
Assistants hand instruments and materials to dentists and keep patients' mouths dry and clear by using suction or other devices. Assistants also sterilize and disinfect instruments and equipment, prepare trays if instruments for dental procedures, and instruct patients on postoperative and general oral health care.
Some dental assistants prepare materials for impressions and restorations as directed by a dentist. They also may remove sutures; apply topical anesthetics to gums or cavity preventive agents to teeth, remove excess cement used in the filling process, and place rubber dams on the teeth to isolate them for individual treatment.
When licensed by the State where he/she works in Chair-side Dental Assistant may be ask to take and develop x-ray as prescribe by the dentist.
Course Description
Online Chairside Dental Assistant Distance learning is not for all students. This type of learning requires self-motivation, discipline, and the ability to self-teach. However, we will provide students with opportunities to generate, problem solving, and develop solutions based on reason instead of the "right answer". Course will include Anatomy, Tooth Morphology, the Dental Team, Science in Dentistry, Health and Prevention, Infection Control in Dentistry, Occupational Health Safety, Patient Information and Assessments, and the Foundation of Clinical Dentistry . STUDENTS MUST POSSESS COMPUTER AND INTERNET SKILLS.
Dental Assisting is an exact technical occupation, and the intensity of this Online program can be overwhelming if the students does not stay focused and on track early in the process. The Students will be self-motivated, responsible, and proactive in their learning. Through the use of online educational software, various interactions between the student and instructor can occur. Chat room and other formats also will be use to support communication among students.
We at Quality Dental School believe in encouraging our students to reach their maximum potential. This curriculum is based on mastering skills, and it requires that students demonstrate knowledge and skills learned in ways that are observable to themselves, their peers, and the instructor.
Distance learning is not for all students. This type of learning requires self-motivation, discipline, and the ability to self-teach. However, we will provide students with opportunities to generate, problem solving, and develop solutions based on reason instead of the "right answer".
Students will be given the opportunity to ask questions to which responses are justified instead of maintaining the stance of the "correct answer".
Students will be encouraged to integrate content into practical application instead of only being able to perform a technique or routine.
Students test will give instructor, program director and themselves the chance to review the course objective instead of having (the students) to go to the pressure of memorizing a list of facts about the topics.
Students that enter the profession of dental assisting are universally interested in a profession that helps others. Students seek an educational environment that includes understanding the technical information, then transforming it into a caring integrated system. The integrated system of dental assisting education creates awareness of the importance of dentistry.
Course includes Anatomy, Tooth Morphology, Science in Dentistry, Health and Prevention, Infection Control in Dentistry, Occupational Health Safety, Patient Information and Assessments, and the Foundation of Clinical Dentistry.
Length of the Program: Twenty (20) Weeks

The Chair-side Dental Assistant
The Chair-side Dental Assistant is expected to know who to perform a variety of patient care, office, and laboratory duties. They work chair-side as dentists examine and treat patients. They make patients as comfortable as possible in the dental chair, prepare them for treatment, and obtain their dental records.
Assistants hand instruments and materials to dentists and keep patients' mouths dry and clear by using suction or other devices. Assistants also sterilize and disinfect instruments and equipment, prepare trays if instruments for dental procedures, and instruct patients on postoperative and general oral health care.
Some dental assistants prepare materials for impressions and restorations as directed by a dentist. They also may remove sutures; apply topical anesthetics to gums or cavity preventive agents to teeth, remove excess cement used in the filling process, and place rubber dams on the teeth to isolate them for individual treatment.
When licensed by the State where he/she works in Chair-side Dental Assistant may be ask to take and develop x-ray as prescribe by the dentis.
Course Description
Dental Assisting is an exact technical occupation, and the Program is very intense. The students need to stay focused and on track early in the process. Self-motivated Students will be encouraged to be responsible, and proactive in their learning through the use of various interactions between peers and instructor. Other formats also will be use to support communication among students
We at Quality Dental School believe in encouraging our students to reach their maximum potential. This curriculum is based on mastering skills, and it requires that students demonstrate knowledge and skills learned in ways that are observable to themselves, their peers, and the instructor.
We demand motivation, and discipline. However, we will provide students with opportunities to generate, problem solving, and develop solutions based on reason instead of the "right answer".
Students will be given the opportunity to participate in their learning and ask questions to which responses are justified instead of maintaining the stance of the "correct answer".
Students will be encouraged to integrate content into practical application instead of only being able to perform a technique or routine.
Students test will give instructor, program director and themselves the chance to review the course objective instead of having (the students) to go to the pressure of memorizing a list of facts about the topics.
Course includes Anatomy, Tooth Morphology, Science in Dentistry, Health and Prevention, Infection Control in Dentistry, Occupational Health Safety, Patient Information and Assessments, and the Foundation of Clinical Dentistry.

CPR/ AED Certification Course
CPR/ AED Certification CourseCPR / Dental RadiologyNew CPR/ AED Certification Course if you've never been certified in CPR before. This course is designed to fullfill your requirements for CPR/AED certification. Coaches, babysitters, teachers, lifeguards, students, or anyone that requires CPR certification or would like to learn, this course is for you .
We will teach you about Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation,the Heimlich maneuver and use of the aed.
This course follows the american heart associations Ecc 2005 guidelines, we will teach you the lastest innovation in a important field.
You can call our registration department and inquire course time and lenght .

Certified Nurse Assistant (CNA)
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Concepts of Long-Term Care
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Responsibilities of Nurse Aid
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Communication and Interpersonal Skills
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Resident/Staff Control
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Infection Precaution, Importance of Cleanliness, and Sanitation
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Care of Resident Items and Equipment
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Maintaining a Pleasant Facility Environment
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The Resident Environment, Comfort, and Safety in Bed,
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Making an Unoccupied Bed, Accident Prevention,
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Fire Disaster Practice, Disaster Safety,
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Life Saving Carries for Non- Ambulatory Residents,
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Emergency Care, Psycho-Social,
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Individual Responses to the Aging Process,
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Emotional Need and Support of the Resident,
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Characteristic of Resident with abnormal behavior,
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Resident with Dementia, Concept of Reality Orientation,
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Lifting and Moving Techniques, Importance of Bathing,
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Observing and Reporting of Physical, Care of Hands and Feet,
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Skin Changes with Aging, Dressing and Undressing,
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Mouth Care, Personal Grooming, Shaving and Beard Care,
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Morning Care, Rest and sleep, Importance of Fluids in the Body,
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Serving Fluids to residents, Monitoring fluid intake,
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Cardio-Vascular and Respiratory changes with aging,
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Gastro-Intestinal, Endocrine Disorder changes with aging,
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Urinary changes with aging, Muscular-Skeletal Changes with Aging,
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Neurological changes with aging, Reproductive system changes with aging,
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Resident needs for activity and recreation, Spiritual needs of the resident
Nine amazing choices to choose from. Enroll today!