Dental Technician Program

Career-Ready Training for the Future of Dental Care

The Dental Technicians Program at the Southeast Region School of Health (SRSOH) prepares students for one of the fastest-growing careers in healthcare. This program combines classroom instruction, hands-on clinical experience, and externship opportunities to equip students with the practical skills needed to assist dentists, manage patient care, and maintain efficient dental office operations.

Comprehensive Dental Education and Training

SRSOH’s Dental Technician Program covers every aspect of modern dental assisting — from chairside procedures and radiography to sterilization and patient communication. Students gain direct experience working with dental tools and technology used in today’s professional clinics.

Students learn to:

Prepare treatment rooms and assist during dental procedures
Take and process dental X-rays safely
Perform infection control and sterilization techniques
Manage dental records and patient scheduling
Educate patients on oral hygiene and post-treatment care

Through classroom learning and supervised practice, students develop both clinical and administrative expertise essential for success in the dental field.

Academic and Career Benefits

Earning your Dental Technician certification at SRSOH provides more than just a credential — it offers a foundation for long-term career growth in the oral healthcare industry.

Program Highlights

Comprehensive 3-in-1 training (MA, PCT, CPT)
Short-term, career-focused curriculum
Clinical externships through UHSG healthcare partners
Experienced instructors with real-world healthcare backgrounds
Preparation for national certification exams
Job placement and career support upon graduation

Dental Technicians Career Outlook and Employment Opportunities

The dental field continues to expand, offering strong job stability and advancement potential. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, job openings for dental Technicians average 53,000+ per year nationwide, driven by population growth and increased access to dental care.

Graduates may find employment in:

General and specialty dental offices
Orthodontic and oral surgery practices
Public health dental programs
Dental laboratories and academic clinics

With experience, many graduates advance into roles such as Dental Office Manager, Expanded Function Dental Technician, or Dental Hygienist through further education.