Our dental assisting program gets you career-ready in as little as 12 weeks, with hands-on chairside training in a real working dental office.
You don’t need four years to work in healthcare. Get into a paying job in three months, with the hands-on training dental offices actually hire for.
Finish in three months and start earning sooner.
Online coursework and in-person clinical training built around a working schedule.
Practice chairside assisting, X-rays, and expanded functions in a real dental office.
Train alongside a practicing dentist in a working practice before you graduate.
Complete the dental radiography certification required to take X-rays in Arizona.
Resume help, interview prep, and introductions to offices that are hiring.
Our Dental Assisting program prepares you for a hands-on career in dentistry through an accelerated 12-week, hybrid curriculum: online coursework, in-person clinical training, and a supervised externship in a working dental office.
You’ll be ready for a general practice, orthodontic office, oral surgery center, or specialty dental clinic.
Twelve weeks split between the operatory and the imaging room, because dental offices hire assistants who can do both.
Not a mock classroom. You’ll use the same units, instruments, and imaging equipment you’ll use once hired, with a practicing dentist correcting you in real time.
Resume help, interview practice, and introductions to dental offices hiring in the Valley. Small classes mean we know which practice fits you.
New classes start throughout the year, so you begin when it works for you, not on a semester schedule.
No experience required and no waitlists. Once you qualify, you start with the next class.
View admission requirements →12 weeks, including online coursework, in-person clinical training, and an externship in a working dental office.
No. The program is built for people entering healthcare for the first time or changing careers.
Yes. You’ll complete the dental radiography certification required to take X-rays in Arizona.
In a real working dental office, with a practicing dentist, on the same equipment you’ll use on the job.
Yes. An enrollment advisor will go over tuition, payment plans, and the financing options you qualify for.
Twelve weeks from now you could be working chairside.