Phones and patient communication
Practice welcoming patients, answering calls, and helping people take their next step.
A new way to start in dentistry
Your dental career starts at the front desk.
Learn the people skills and office essentials that keep a dental practice moving. A beginner-friendly program for people with little to no dental experience.
Practical office skills
Be the person patients count on.
Explore the everyday work of a dental receptionist, from the first phone call to a well-organized patient visit.
Patient scheduling
Learn how to build and manage a productive appointment schedule.
Dental insurance basics
Get familiar with benefits, insurance plans, verification, and claims.
Patient privacy
Learn the basics of protecting patient information and understanding HIPAA privacy requirements.
Dental codes and terminology
Build familiarity with common dental terms, codes, and office systems.
Front office procedures
Explore check-in, check-out, treatment coordination, and patient support.
Learn with support
A people-first path into healthcare.
For people interested in healthcare who want to focus on communication, organization, and the front office.
Get to know the academy teamSmall classes
Personal attention and hands-on support from experienced dental office managers.
Evening and weekend options
Ask admissions which upcoming schedule can fit around your work and life.
Internship opportunities
Ask how local dental office experience can fit into your training.
Before you begin
A few things you may be wondering.
Do I need dental experience?
This program is designed for people with little to no dental experience who want to explore the front office side of dentistry.
When are classes and how much does it cost?
Request program details below. Admissions will confirm current start dates, class length, tuition, and the registration process. Evening and weekend options are planned for working students.
Is this the same as the Dental Assisting Program?
This program focuses on receptionist and administrative skills. The Dental Assisting Program is a separate course focused on chairside skills and clinical training.
Are there internship opportunities?
The program includes opportunities to gain experience with local dental offices. Ask admissions about availability, requirements, and how internships are arranged. An inquiry does not reserve an internship or guarantee employment.
Does sending this form enroll me?
No. This is a request for information. Admissions will explain the program and next steps before you decide whether to register. No payment is collected here.
Interested in clinical, chairside training? Explore the Dental Assisting Program.
Takes about a minute
Request front desk program details
This is the first step, not a reserved seat. Tell us what you are interested in and the academy team will follow up with availability, requirements, and how to finish registration.