Salem's Only Private Dental Assisting School to Offer Sealant Course

The first class is scheduled to start this April and will be taught on Fridays throughout 2008.

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(SALEM, Ore.) - Willamette Valley Dental Assisting School, LLC (WVDAS) announces a new course offering for ALL Existing Dental Assistants: A complete course in Sealants, Pits & Fissures.

This course is for practicing dental assistants lacking a state-issued sealant certificate or for those wishing to complete requirements for Expanded Function requirements via the Dental Assisting National Board (DANB). It is also a highly recommended course for WVDAS graduates.

The first class is scheduled to start this April and will be taught on Fridays throughout 2008.

Graduates from WVDAS’s Sealant Course will have 6 hours of actual instruction and experience from a State of Oregon Board of Dentistry Dentist and licensed instructor. Those completing the course with a 80% or better average grade will receive a Certificate of Completion.

Training for students will take place in both a classroom setting and an actual dental office all located in the same office suites in South Salem. The school’s comprehensive training program will prepare successful graduates for testing for the national boards for dental assisting and be ready for approval with the State of Oregon.

WVDAS is also offering a FREE Open House to prospective students, February 27th, from 5:30 PM to 7:00 PM. A simple RSVP is all that is required to register.

More information is available by calling: 503-551-7217 or visiting the related website at WVDAS.com

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