Dentistry: Dental Assistant

Dental Assistants support clinicians by managing equipment, ensuring patient comfort, and maintaining ethical and hygienic environments. This course offers a structured view of clinical support roles, with modules on anatomy, materials, clinical techniques, and anxiety care.

From the physiology of the oral cavity to modern procedures and tools, the content walks through each topic with clarity. Professional ethics and patient communication are also covered, making this course a fitting choice for those considering supportive roles in dental settings.

Learning Outcomes:

• Understand oral anatomy relevant to dental assistant duties.
• Learn about materials used in modern dental procedures.
• Explore clinical protocols and patient preparation techniques.
• Recognise professional ethics in dental healthcare environments.
• Identify patient-focused approaches to managing dental anxiety.
• Apply structured knowledge across routine dental settings.

Who is this Course For:

• Aspiring dental assistants starting their knowledge journey
• Healthcare students interested in oral health support roles
• Clinic administrators gaining insights into dental procedures
• Customer care staff in dental and orthodontic clinics
• Receptionists in dental practices seeking role-specific knowledge
• Career changers eyeing support-based clinical work
• New entrants to dental support teams or clinics
• Learners exploring anatomy linked to dental services

Career Path:

• Dental Assistant – £22,000/year
• Orthodontic Support Staff – £24,500/year
• Dental Receptionist – £21,800/year
• Oral Health Support Worker – £23,300/year
• Clinical Dental Technician Assistant – £25,000/year
• Dental Treatment Coordinator – £26,400/year