Dental Office Administration Program in George Brown College, Canada

Dental Office Administration Program in George Brown College

FULL DESCRIPTION

The Dental Office Administration program will equip you with the office administrative skills and clinical knowledge necessary to work effectively in a dental practice.

You will study dental office procedures such as:

• preparation and maintenance of client records
• inventory systems
• recall systems
• appointment scheduling
• dental insurance
• accounting
• computer literacy (including dental software)
• oro-facial anatomy
• terminology
• basic clinical dentistry theory

PROGRAM STANDARDS AND LEARNING OUTCOMES

The graduate has reliably demonstrated the ability to:

• Set up office systems.
• Organize and coordinate appointments.
• Maintain and manage patient records.
• Maintain accounting records.
• Employ correct methods of processing insurance claims.
• Utilize micro-computer systems.

YOUR CAREER

Upon graduation you will be prepared to become an integral part of a dental health-care team.

Our graduates have found employment as administrative dental assistants within:

• dental practices
• specialty group practices
• dental insurance companies

With experience, you may advance in your career to become a treatment coordinator, supervisor or office manager.

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