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Tuition & Expenses
Students must enroll for the complete program and pay tuition upfront before entrance unless other payment arrangements have been made. In-House Financing available. These courses use an online classroom for homework and tests.
Students must have a computer, printer, and access to the internet to successfully complete these courses (DA I, Ortho-Assisting I, and Dental Admin).
Dental Chairside Assisting DA I Program
Tuition option with cash/personal check is $3240.00
Tuition option with PayPal / Personal Credit card $3600.00
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- We have a payment option.
- We do accept full payments.
- We accept the grant “WIOA” and you apply for that grant at your local department of NCWORKS.
Orthodontic Dental Assisting Program
Tuition option with cash/personal check is $3240.00
Tuition option with PayPal / Personal Credit card $3600.00
- A late registration fee is applied if submitted after the deadline.
- Application fee of $50.00 is due at time of application submission.
- Online payment is due upfront – $400.00
- Payments are in increments of 3 payments of $1067.00 through the 12 weeks of the course. Pay with cash/check 10% discount(valid 10-19-2022)
- 1st payment due 1 week prior to the start of the course
- 2nd payment at week five of the course
- 3rd payment at week 10 of the 12 week course.
- We do accept full payments.
- We accept the grant “WIOA” and you apply for that grant at your local department of NCWORKS.
Online Dental Administration Program
Application Fee – $50.00
Tuition – $800.00
Books & Online Fees – $100.00
Requires a Windows computer with Windows 10 or under. Cannot use iMacs, Notebooks or Chromebooks
NC Dental Radiology Certification Course
X-Ray Challenge Examination
Tuition – $100.00
Nitrous Oxide Program
Tuition – $300.00
Deposit – $150.00
Coronal Polishing
Tuition – $300.00
Deposit – $150.00
CPR & AED Certification Class
Student – $40.00
Community – $80.00
S.P.I.C.E. Infection Control for Dentistry
Tuition – $140.00
Deposit – $140.00
NCWORKS/WIOA Grant
If you are looking to apply for the NCWORKS/WIOA Grant, please go to your local unemployment office to apply.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What Do Dentists Do?
What’s more, your dentist checks inside your mouth for signs of oral diseases and gives advice on how to maintain your oral health. If your dentist spots a problem that they aren’t qualified to treat, they will refer you to a dental specialist or physician as appropriate.
What Do Orthodontists Do?
Orthodontists have many tools at their disposal to help them move the teeth and jaws into proper alignment, including traditional braces, lingual braces and clear aligners, among other orthodontic appliances. Because alignment problems are unique to each patient, orthodontists use X-rays and photographs of the teeth to create individualized treatment plans, notes the AAO.
Are you certified after the course?
With our program, you will receive certificates of completion in Chairside Assisting, North Carolina X-Ray certification, Dental Emergencies, and OSHA. We now offer the CPR course if you need it.
Do you find us a job when we complete the course?
The student is responsible for applying and interviewing for jobs. We post job openings on our website and within the classroom.
Does the school find or place us in our job shadowing/observation hours that are required?
If a student cannot find shadowing/observation and can prove their efforts to find one, we will arrange shadowing/observation, but conditions may apply.
Will a dentist hire you if you take a short course like yours?
Yes. Many dentists like to train dental assistants in the way of their practices. You can obtain an entry-level position in a dental office as a DA1. Many people don’t know that you don’t have to go to a school to be trained as a dental assistant. It helps, but if the dentist is willing to train you in his office and you work for 3000 hours with that dentist, you can then take the dental assisting national boards without going to a school.
Is the dental X-Ray included in the dental assisting program?
Yes.
Can you just take the dental X-Ray course?
In dentistry, an individual has to be a dentist, assistant, hygienist, or dental receptionist with a DA1 status to take radiographs. The dental X-Ray course requirements are the student must have worked in a dental office for at least one year as a DA1. We welcome all DA2 who have moved to the North Carolina area needing the NC X-Ray Certificate. An individual who has a current CDA is exempted from the state requirements.
School Protocol
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“I am currently attending LNDAS, and I love it. I will be graduating in June 2019. I was supposed to attend RCCC, and I am so thankful I did not; it saved me time and money, and I already have a job lined up for when I graduate! If you put your time in this program and do the work and study, you will have no problem with being successful!”
-Diane
Lake Norman Dental Assisting School
747 Brawley School Road
Mooresville, NC 28117
Contact Information
Phone: 704-663-5430
Email: lkndaschool@gmail.com
Hours
Monday - Friday:
9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
