Pit and Fissure Sealants Certification for Dental Assistants
Pit and fissure sealants are a key preventive measure in modern dentistry, designed to protect the deep grooves of teeth from decay. This certification course equips dental assistants with the knowledge and skills needed to apply dental sealants safely and effectively. With a growing emphasis on preventive dental care, becoming certified in this procedure will enhance your role in patient care and expand your professional opportunities.
What You’ll Learn
Feature Listing
- Introduction to Pit and Fissure Sealants
- Patient Selection Criteria
- Materials and Equipment
- Application Technique
- Infection Control
- Post-Application Care and Evaluation
Program Highlights
- Hands-on application: You will practice applying sealants on models and real patients under the supervision of experienced instructors.
- Up-to-date curriculum: Our course is designed to meet state certification requirements and includes the latest in sealant technology and techniques.
- Small class sizes: Benefit from personalized attention to ensure you master both the theoretical and practical components
Price and Enrollment
$800– This fee covers all course materials, hands-on training, and certification.
Duration:
- 16 clock hours – A focused and intensive course with a mix of theoretical knowledge and practical experience.
Enrollment:
- Open to dental assistants who are looking to add pit and fissure sealant application to their skill set, whether to meet certification requirements or enhance their preventive dentistry role.
Must-Have:
- High school or GED
- CPR Certification
- Hepatitis B Vaccination
Ready to enhance your dental assisting skills and offer preventive care with pit and fissure sealants?
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, participants should be currently working or training as dental assistants to get the most out of the course.
Only if a Dental Assistant wants to become a Registered Dental Assistant with the California State Dental Board.
Certification requirements vary by state. This course meets California’s Registered Dental Assistant requirement; for other states, you will need to verify local regulations.