Now accepting registration for 2025 programs
Now accepting registration for 2025 programs
This course is designed to meet the standards of the California Dental Board for the operation of radiographic equipment (provider number X899). This course includes 32 hours of didactic, laboratory, and clinical application of x-ray safety, digital imaging, and evaluation. This combination class, is generally offered on Saturdays, and is on a limited space basis. This course is ideal for both dental personnel and dentists who would like their staff to be x-ray certified to get your dental x-ray license.
Prerequisite: BLS Certification AHA or ARC, ask us about BLS requirements. 8-Hour Infection Control Certification
All course requirements for didactic, lab, and clinical instruction, including the requirements for human subject radiographs are consistent with the California Dental Board regulations and must be fulfilled in order to achieve a completion certificate (x-ray license).
STUDENT REQUIREMENTS:
COURSE REQUIRMENTS:
Again, Please call before you register for this course and please note we do not provide the patients. You are responsible to provide your own patients.
PATIENT REQUIREMENTS:
Must be at least 18 years or older.
Patient may be under the age of 18 provided a parent or guardian provides consent and documents consistent with the course.
Patient must be in good medical and oral health (a medical history form will be completed prior to treatment).
Must not be pregnant.
Must have no more than 6 missing teeth and at least 26 of their natural dentition present.
All course requirements for didactic, lab, and clinical instruction, including the requirements for human patients are consistent with the California Dental Board regulations and must be fulfilled in order to achieve a completion certificate.
After we receive payment for the course we will send an email with course material. Please keep an eye out for this email.
Roseville Dental Academy
1271 Pleasant Grove Boulevard, Ste. 100 Roseville, California 95747
As of January 1st, 2025
Unlicensed dental assistants must successfully complete a Board-approved 8-hour infection control course before engaging in any basic supportive dental procedures that may involve exposure to blood, saliva, or other potentially infectious materials. It is the responsibility of the employer to ensure that the unlicensed dental assistant fulfills this requirement.
Unlicensed Dental Assistants are now allowed to perform coronal polishing after completion of a coronal polishing course by an approved course provider.