
WHAT WE DO
WHAT WE DO
Dental Assistant Training
What You’ll Learn at TSDA

Our Dental Assisting I (DA I) program prepares you with essential skills to walk into a dental office with confidence.
You’ll learn:
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Radiographs (x-rays) — hands-on exposure with real equipment
Nitrous Oxide Monitoring — earn your cert and understand real-world use
Infection Control & Sterilization — safety standards and best practices
Chairside Assisting — proper technique, patient interaction, setup/breakdown
Dental Emergencies — what to do, and when
HIPAA, CPR, and professionalism
Resume building, interview prep, and what offices are really looking for
Course Structure

15 weeks — classes meet 2x/week, with both daytime and evening class options available.
Small class sizes (12–15 students max) mean more 1-on-1 guidance
Classes held at our North Raleigh facility (Six Forks Rd, between I-440 & I-540)
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Whether you prefer morning or evening classes, TSDA offers flexible scheduling so you can train without putting your life on hold.
Tuition and Inclusions

$3,600 all-inclusive tuition ($3,400 if paid in full)
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Includes all materials, supplies, and certifications
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No surprise fees — one clear cost from start to finish
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Interest-free payment plans available see your options here
Beyond the Classroom

Job Placement Assistance: We help match students with practices that fit their strengths and goals
Resume Coaching: You'll graduate with a polished resume that reflects your strengths
Shadowing and Volunteer Opportunities (encouraged, but not required)
Looking for a program that fits your schedule? TSDA offers evening dental assisting classes in Raleigh so you can pursue your new career after work or school.
Career Outlook
Dental assisting is one of the fastest-growing healthcare fields, with job growth projected well above the national average according to the U.S. Department of Labor. That means strong demand — locally and nationally — for qualified assistants like you.
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👉 View U.S. Department of Labor stats on job growth and earning potential