Dental Assistant Curriculum

The class is available to high school seniors. All interested candidates should ask about our CPR training classes.

Download our 2011 marketing brochures: ASDA Brochure (.pdf), ASDA Marketing Brochure (.pdf)

Following is the downloadable course catalog with additional information: ASDA 2010 Course Catalog (.rtf)

For any questions regarding the program, you can refer to our Frequently Asked Questions section or call us at 602.678.7061.

Frequently Asked QuestionsDental Assisting Questions

1

What makes dental assisting a good career choice?

There are many benefits to choosing a career in dental assisting:

  • Job security. Dental care is a growing field and dental assistants are in high demand.
  • Financial incentives. Benefits include great pay, medical benefits, retirement plans, paid vacation/sick days and paid holidays.
  • Freedom. No more hourly jobs or working nights and weekends. You now have the freedom to do what you want to do.
2

How long is the program?

Our education and training program lasts 12 weeks.

3

How does the Arizona School of Dental Assisting compare to other dental assisting schools?

Our program focuses mainly on hands-on learning, supervised and overseen by board certified dentists. We have found that learning by example is not only more effective, but also faster than learning by textbook. Other programs may last up to 9 months, but you can actually gain a better education with our program after only 12 weeks.

4

How do I apply?

Just call us at 602.678.7061 and we will send an application directly to you or click here to download a copy.

5

Is there an application fee?

We do require a $50 application processing fee, which should be enclosed with your application.

6

When do classes start?

Classes begin every month. Please call for class times and schedules.

7

Are flexible class schedules available?

We offer Monday/Wednesday and Tuesday/Thursday evening classes. Weekday classes in the morning from 10:00 AM - 1:00 PM or in the evening from 6:00 - 9:00 PM.

8

What is the price of tuition?

Tuition at the Arizona School of Dental Assisting amounts to $4,500. This amount does not include the $50 application fee. It does include all book supplies and scrubs, which are provided by the School. Military funding options available.

Payment Options

Tuition: $4,500.00

  • Option 1: Cash, Check or Credit Upfront (Visa or Master Card)
  • Option 2: Monthly Payments
  • Option 3: Private Student Loan


Competitive variable interest rate Students make interest-only payments while in school. Line of Credit converts to an Education Repayment Loan after six (6) months. Please contact Mountain America Credit Union at 602.266.3522 or 1.800.748.4302 option 2, to apply.

Grant Programs

Listed below are city and county agencies that may be able to assist you in the form of a grant through the WIA program. You may also contact your local workforce office or goodwill for more information:

Maricopa Workforce Connection 602.372.4200 West Phoenix
480.497.0350 Gilbert
480.962.7678 Mesa
Phoenix Workforce Connection 602.861.0208 7th Street & Dunlap
623.247.3304 51st Avenue & Indian School
Goodwill 602.535.4151 Phoenix
Arizona Call-A-Teen 602.252.6721 Must be under 21 and
Youth Resources considered low income
D.E.S. – Vocational 602.266.4434 Must have a disability
Rehabilitation Services



Listed below are funding options for military and military dependants: MyCAA Grant Funding 800.342.9647 For Military Spouses