Course Detail
Course Detail



CANADIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE

The Professional School

Health care
INTRA-ORAL DENTAL ASSISTANT LEVEL I & II DIPLOMA w/Co-op (IODA)

 
Canadian Buseiness College
Credits
1000
Duration

    Full-time:

48weeks

    Part-time:

N/A
Availability
August 16, 2010 - Please Call the College 416 925-9929 for appointment
Payment Options:
Financial aid may be avaliable.
Prerequisites
Entrance Requirements:
Stream 1
• Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) or equivalent
Stream 2
• Internationally Trained Dentistry Degree
Stream 3
• Mature student status (18 years of age or older)
Along with:
• Entrance Aptitude Test
Course Description
The Role of an Intra-oral Dental Assistant
Intra-oral dental assistants are multi-skilled health care professionals, possessing a diverse knowledge base. They effectively perform clinical skills, administrative procedures and practitioner anatomy through assignment and delegation of duties and responsibilities within provincial legislation.

Dental assistants practice effective interpersonal skills and maintain collaborative relationships with all members of the oral health care team in the delivery of patientcentered care. In addition they are skilled at using technology for communication, exercise critical thinking and decision-making abilities, apply dental knowledge to clinical situations and demonstrate both personal and professional management. Their education and training, professionalism and experience coupled with provincial registration qualify them to perform a variety of supportive and direct patient care procedures.

Our graduates are eligible to apply to write the National Dental Assisting Examining Board (NDAEB) exam.

Program Mission Statement:
To provide high quality academic and clinical education primarily by contributing to oral health needs of the community and by promoting educational growth and development of each individual through life long learning;
Preparing future dental assistants to collaborate with the public to establish overall health and well-being through oral health promotion and disease prevention.

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Program Outcomes
Upon successful completion of the Dental Assisting
program the graduate will be able to:
• Collect diagnostic and treatment data
• Manage infection and hazard control
• Perform clinical supportive treatments
• Take diagnostic radiographs
• Perform dental laboratory procedures
• Provide patient oral health instruction
• Assist in managing medical emergencies
• Model professional behaviors, ethics, and appearance
• Subjects:
DAT101 Psychology & Communication
DAT102 Head and Neck Anatomy
DAT103 Human Biology I
DAT104 Dental Materials I
DAT105 Dental Radiography - Theory
DAT106 Pre-Clinical Techniques - Theory
DAT107 Dental Ethics & Dental Business Skills
DAT108 Pre-Clinical Techniques - Practical
DAT109 Microbiology for the Dental Assistants
DAT110 Emergency Care
DAT111 Dental Anatomy
DAT201 Human Biology II
DAT202 Dental Radiography - Lab
DAT203 Dental Materials II
DAT204 Introduction to Oral Histology
DAT205 Preventive Dentistry
DAT206 Clinical Techniques - Theory
DAT207 Clinical Techniques - Practical
DAT209 Nutrition and Nutritional Counseling
DAT210 Oral Pathology
DAT211 Pharmacology
DAT212 Extramural Experience
Computer Applications - MS Office I/ Word & Excel
Co-op
Includes
Job Search Techniques



Topics Covered More Information:
  • Computer Applications - MS Word & Excel Level I
  • DAT101 - Psychology & Communication
  • DAT102 - Head and Neck Anatomy
  • DAT103 - Human Biology I
  • DAT104 - Dental Materials I
  • DAT105 - Dental Radiography - Theory
  • DAT106 - Pre-Clinical Techniques - Theory
  • DAT107 - Dental Ethics & Dental Business Skills
  • DAT108 - Pre-Clinical Techniques - Practical
  • DAT109 - Microbiology for the Dental Assistants
  • DAT110 - Emergency Care
  • DAT111 - Dental Anatomy
  • DAT201 - Human Biology II
  • DAT202 - Dental Radiography - Lab
  • DAT203 - Dental Materials II
  • DAT204 - Introduction to Oral Histology
  • DAT205 - Preventive Dentistry
  • DAT206 - Clinical Techniques - Theory
  • DAT207 Clinical Techniques - Practical
  • DAT209 Nutrition and Nutritional Counseling
  • DAT210 Oral Pathology
  • DAT211 Pharmacology
  • DAT212 Extramural Experience
  • Co-op
  • Job Search Techniques

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*Applicable taxes included. Prices and availability may change without notice. Tuition is HST exempt.
*Books, Material & Other fees extra
*International students are required to pay additional $500 application fee.

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