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Certification For Dental Assistants in Texas

All aspiring dental assistants must carefully consider their options and do their research before starting the certification process. Understanding the requirements and procedures involved in each type of certification will help you make an informed decision and choose the best path to achieve your career goals. It is advisable to enroll in Dental Assistant Schools Dallas for becoming a competent dental assistant and equip yourself with the certifications essential for your career success.

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Certification For Dental Assistants in Texas

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  1. dentalassistantschooldallas.com CERTIFICATION FOR DENTAL ASSISTANTS IN TEXAS • Three main types of dental assistant certifications in Texas. • Each type with unique requirements and responsibilities.

  2. Registered Dental Assistant (RDA) • Enroll in an accredited dental assisting program approved by the Texas State Board of Dental Examiners. • Complete coursework meeting state criteria. • Pass written and practical exams conducted by the Texas State Board. • Possess basic CPR certification. • Demonstrate radiography principles knowledge. • Gain clinical experience in an approved setting.

  3. Expanded Functions Dental Assistant (EFDA) • Complete an EFDA-approved training program. • Minimum 400 hours of theoretical instruction and 600 hours of clinical experience. • Pass both written and clinical exams by the Texas State Board. • Regularly update education every two years for license maintenance. Expanded Functions Dental Assistant (EFDA) Expanded Functions Dental Assistant (EFDA)

  4. Certified Dental Assistant (CDA) • Obtain certification from NACDS or AAPDICA. • Apply directly to one organization with accredited educational credentials. • Exemption from testing may be possible for individuals with existing dental assistant licensure. dentalassistantschooldallas.com

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