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YES!!! In any trade or profession you can have a misdemeanor.
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How many years of study does it take to become a dental assistant?
To be a dental assistant you will need a 4 year bachelor degree with a major in pre-dentistry. If you would like to run your own practice or be a dentist, you will need an additional 4 years of study at a dental school.
Will dental assistant training transfer any credit to a DDS career study?
Yes, of course. Your assistant training certification is a good credit for you at dental school. After obtain that certificate, you have a great chance to go to dental school.
Why is the study of general anatomy included in a dental assistant?
Bc it is very important, must know how to explain to your patient why dental services is need
Who makes more money a medical assistant or dental assistant?
A Dental Assistant for sure!
Who can you talk to that can explain to you the education you need to be a dental assistant?
A dental assistant.
Abbreviation for dental assistant?
DA or CDA for certified dental assistant
How do you become a forensic dental assistant when you are already a dental assistant?
yes
Do I need a degree to be a dental assistant?
There is no official requirement of a degree to be a dental assistant. There are programs designed to learn the skills needed to be a dental assistant.
What can cause pain in the gall bladder?
A dental assistant salary would be the salary the dental assistant is paid. Therefore, it is used to pay the dental assistant for their work in the dental office.
What has the author Lois Gault Deborde written?
Lois Gault Deborde has written: 'Supervised study guide for dental assistant' -- subject(s): Dental assistants
What can one expect to receive for a dental assistant salary?
The median expected salary is $33,364 for a dental assistant in the United States. This of course varies with location. Salary can be as low as about $25,000 and as high as $40,000.
What do you study to be a dental assistant?
To become a dental assistant, you can pursue a dental assisting program or take courses in a community college or technical school. The typical courses cover topics such as dental anatomy, radiography, infection control, chairside assisting, and dental office management. Some states may also require dental assistants to pass an exam or obtain certification.
