FAQs

Dental nurse training requires dedication. You’ll juggle classroom learning with hands-on experience, mastering dental science and procedures. While demanding, it’s achievable with focus and support. Many find the challenge rewarding, leading to a fulfilling career.

The National Diploma in Dental Nursing typically takes 12-18 months to complete, but it can be done in as little as 7 months in some cases.

Entry requirements can vary slightly, but you will generally need a high school diploma/GED and a clean criminal background check. Some programs may have additional requirements like basic science courses.

Unfortunately, there is typically no government funding available for dental nurse training programs. However, we may offer flexible payment plans or work with scholarship organizations

We may offer a variety of course options, including online learning, blended learning (combining online and in-person), or traditional classroom instruction.

Our program covers all the essential topics required for the National Diploma in Dental Nursing, including dental anatomy, sterilization procedures, chairside assisting, dental materials, and infection control.

Students will need to complete a set number of supervised clinical hours at a dental practice. We can help you find a placement or may partner with local dental offices.

Dental nurses can work in a variety of settings, including private dental practices, public health clinics, hospitals, and orthodontic practices.

We may offer career services to help you with resume writing, interview skills, and job search strategies.