Is there any type of Adult Education Classes for Dental Assisting?
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(800) 713-3607 255 Northpoint Dr Ste 100, Houston, TX 11.12 mi\nNational Institute of Technology
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theres dental tech schools in the local colleges and dental schools in the major schools around you contact the dental aide program to get free or reduced cleanings and xrays then use them as a referral for the surgury at the college and ask the social director or social worker for transport info and if your a vet like me theres more options also some dentist do this type of thing for a community clinic call the local salvation army or goodwill center for more info theres a lot out there i go for free fillings and tooth extractions at the community clinic in my town
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I know of none. But you could contact a dental university and see if they can help you.
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Try your local adult education college.   Ask at the local library.   Where are you based?   Then people may be able to point you in the right direction accurately!\n\nGood luck in September!
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Howard University\nhttp://www.dentistry.howard.edu/huwp.aspx?wp=patientcare
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you can try dental colleges,and if its affecting your work depending on what state you live in the rehabilitation commission will help!and you might try free clinics that base your fees on your income,thats how i am getting mine done!my clinic is hooked up with a dental office that goes by my income!you can also look at the prices of this dental site they are cheap!affordabledentures.com they do other work besides dentures.
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Check your local area for a 'College of Dentistry and/or 'Dental Hygienists'. Schools are usually looking for patients for their students to practice on. The appointment time will last longer than a fully-trained Dentist, however there is usually little or no charge. The student will also be under the guidance of their instructor, so no, you won't be left with someone 'unqualified'. Good luck!
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You may want to try a local university or college in your area.  Many times they have dental students who do a lot of work and it is generaly a good thing because the instructors are on hand as well.  Sometimes you can get quality care.\nGood Luck Health Care Does Break Your Bank
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There is a  rather new language school in Indianpolis\nhttp://www.indyfla.com\nas well as a more established one\nhttp://www.languagetrainingcenter.com/\nIUPUI continuing education usually has French courses (borochure was in a recent Sunday Star/News\nAsk your local school district.  If there is enough interest, there may be a teacher who would be willing to do an adult education class.  (I've thought about inquiring at my district office to see if there were interest, but there is soo much Spanish.)  If you can get about five people together, the class might run.
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Adult Education \nProvides and schedules classes throughout the county. ... information, call the Adult and Community Education office at (636) 443-4043. ...www.adulteducationonline.org - 12k - Cached - More from this site \nGrants and Programs of the Office of Vocational and Adult Education \n... and technical education, community colleges, and adult education and literacy. ... managed by the Office of Vocational and Adult Education support a wide range ...www.ed.gov/about/offices/list/ovae/pi/grntprgm.html - 73k - Cached - More from this site \nAdult Education \nMaine Adult Education Website ... Adult Education Annual Report FY2004 - PDF ... DOE Certification Office ...www.maine.gov/education/aded/dev/index.htm
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You should be able to find work as a dental assistant and you do not require a license or certification for this in most states.  Certification is OFFERED to allow you to more clinical procedures, but it is not required.  The thing is, you WILL be limited to dental assisting.  You would not become an assistant dentist.  In fact, I have had a foreign dentist as a patient and she decided to become an assistant as a fast track to an income, as her foreign dental degree was worthless in the job market.\n\nIn order to get licensed, you will need to be certified by a USA dental school to take the licensing examination.  NO school will do that without a minimum of two years education in their facility.  When they certify you, their reputation sits with you as you take the board examination.  Funding rests on the number of successful candidates.  They can not afford to just let you try it once under their name and see how it goes.\n\nMany dental schools have 2-to-3 year programs to retrain foreign dentists so that they can be certified to take the licensing board examinations.\n\nOften, if you are experienced, you will be able to work in the dental school as a pre-clinical or clinical instructor, so you can have some help paying your expenses this way.\n\nhttp://www.dental.upenn.edu/academic/PASSprogram/pass-program.html describes one such program.
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Go to this website and select your state.  It will give you a list of dental hygiene schools in your state and whether they offer an associate's degree or a bachelor's degree.
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buy the dental assistant book
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Adult Literacy/GED\nBusiness & Industry Training\nComputer Training\nCommunity Education
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i believe that dentistry takes the shortest time (5 yrs+ 1 practical training) but i guess it differs from one place to another. but i have to warn u that it's not easy. my fiance is a dentist and it's hard for both of us to handle it. if u want to literally help people, go for red cross. many of them require u to know first aid only and u can master that in a couple of short courses.\n\ngood luck:)
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Not sure what a "map" card is.\n\nBut if you have no insurance and are low income, you can contact your county's department of social services and they will hook you up with health services.\n\nOr you can also search your local colleges and universities and see which ones may have a dental school.
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Their are directories for that, contact a dentist he can refer you to them