A-Z School of Dental Assisting

Are you looking forward to completing your dental assisting program and entering into the workforce? It makes sense, since you’re opening up the door to endless career opportunities and going to be having compassionate, meaningful interactions with your patients on a daily basis. You’ve got a lot to look forward to, but before you land your first career, there are a few skills you should take time learning that they don’t teach you in school. Read on to learn about four soft skills you’ll need in your new career.

Now that the world is gradually returning back to what it once was, are you stuck asking yourself what you want to do with the rest of your career that’s meaningful and important? Many people do this when they hit an inspiration barrier in life, but after working from home or losing your job during the pandemic, second-guessing your career is only natural. Read on to learn about a few benefits you could enjoy by exploring dental assisting as a new career.

Applying for jobs is stressful enough as it is, but in order to land the career you want, it’s crucial to have an organized, simple, and well-structured resume. This year, dental front office managers are in high demand due to practices opening back up after being shut down for months on-end. Now, dentists are looking to get more organized and grow their patient bases, but they need help to do that! Read below to learn how you can make a great first impression when applying for a dental front office manager job by organizing your resume.

At the moment, dental assistants are desperately needed across the country, and dentists everywhere are virtually begging for experienced, skilled, and confident assistants to come to their practice. Since you’re in high-demand, it’s a good idea to ask questions to get to know the practice a little better. This is also a great way to find out whether you’ll be happy working there. Read on for four of the best questions to ask during your interview.

Did you know that going to dental assistant school opens a lot more career paths than simply dental assisting? There’s no better time to change career paths than at the beginning of the new year. You can start a job that makes you feel more fulfilled and offers countless other job opportunities down the road. Read on to learn about how you can broaden your roles after graduating from dental assisting school.