Dental Assisting School of Fall River

Empowering Future Dental Professionals.

Your Path to a Successful Career in Dental Assisting Starts Here

At Dental Assisting School of Fall River, we are dedicated to providing high-quality education and hands-on training for aspiring dental assistants. With experienced instructors, modern facilities, and a focused curriculum, we prepare students for a rewarding career in the dental field. Our mission is to empower individuals with the knowledge and skills they need to excel in this vital profession. Join us and become part of a community committed to excellence and success!

Disclaimer: Completion of this program is not sufficient to apply for the Massachusetts state dental assistant license. Additional requirements must be completed. Students should contact the Board of Dentistry at (800) 414-0168 for more information.

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With hands-on training and flexible financial options, seize the opportunity to step into the dynamic world of dental health care. Don’t miss your chance—act now.

Disclaimer: Completion of this program is not sufficient to apply for the Massachusetts state dental assistant license. Additional requirements must be completed. Students should contact the Board of Dentistry at (800) 414-0168 for more information.

Develop Communicative Skills

Foster Professionalism & Ethics

Cultivate Critical Thinking

Encourage Community Engagement

Ensure Radiography Proficiency

Develop Clinical Competence

Employment Opportunities

As a Public Health Dental Assistant, you will support dentists during patient care and assist with important tasks such as reception duties and sterilization procedures. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), dental assistants in the United States typically earn between $17 and $25 per hour, depending on experience and location. Our program provides hands-on training to help students develop entry-level dental assisting skills. Additional requirements are needed for state licensure or national certification, and students should contact the Massachusetts Board of Dentistry for more information. Graduates may pursue opportunities in chairside assisting, front office support, sterilization and infection control, or other entry-level dental roles.