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Combo EFDA & Radiology – Saturday 8/3
Date and Time:
August 3, 2024 9:00 am - 12:00 pm
About The Classes
This is a one day course for a dental assistant who has been formally trained by a licensed dentist for a minimum of three months. Students in the EFDA/XRAY combo class must be proficient in all areas of expanded duties and radiographic functions in a clinical setting as listed below. This course has a blended format with 2 online study modules and quizzes as well as a clinical portion in our facility.
After submitting your verification of employment, passing the online exams with a grade of 80% or better and performing radiographic and expanded function skills in our clinical setting, a certificate will be issued. Class size is limited to 10 students.
Students attending must bring with them to the class: a 4 hole motor (slow-speed)& straight attachment, acrylic bur, safety glasses, mask and a basic set-up (mirror, explorer, air/water tip). These instruments are not provided but may be rented for $50. The instrument rental fee must be paid prior to class.
XRAY Program Objective:
To certify a dental assistant in the radiographic procedures listed below as prescribed by the Florida Board of Dentistry.
Radiographic Functions Performed:
- Equipment Identification
- Radiography Practice
- Radiation Biology
- Units of Measure
- Types of Exposure
- Radiographic Anatomy
- Radiographic Film
- Radiographic Techniques
- Doses
- Tissue Sensitivity
- X-Ray Protection
- Radiographic Development
- Radiographic Processing
- Supplemental Technique
- Infection Control
EFDA Program Objective:
To certify a dental assistant in the expanded functions procedures listed below as prescribed by the Florida Board of Dentistry.
Expanded Functions Performed:
- Alginate Impressions
- Retraction Cord
- Temporary Restorations
- Suture Removal
- Periodontal Dressing
- Fluorides
- Topical Anesthetic
- Sealants
- Polishing
- Matrices
- Dental Dams
- Charting
- Temporary Crown & Bridge Fabrication