Assisting Basics (Foundations)

Overview
Curriculum

The first month in the chair: four-handed work, instrument transfer, disinfection, materials and how to be useful before you are experienced.

What you will be able to do

  • Work four-handed and transfer instruments predictably
  • Set up a tray that fits the procedure
  • Reset the operatory to a safe baseline between patients
  • Mix and handle materials without rushing the chemistry
  • Communicate clearly within the clinical team

What is included

  • 8 short video lessons, about 45 minutes
  • Tray templates for the most common procedures
  • A final quiz (80% to pass) and a certificate
  • 12 months of access

Who it is for

New assistants, trainees, and dentists hiring their first assistant.

Induction-level content; practical competence must be assessed in your own practice. ---

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