

Dental Assistant Course and Exam (TSBDE Approved)
All dental assistants who still need radiology registration with the State Board will need to take and pass a TSBDE approved course and examination covering required objectives in Jurisprudence, Infection Control and Radiology. The goal of the Texas Academy of General Dentistry's Dental Assistant Course is to provide sufficient information to permit dental assistants to gain knowledge and understanding of the critical concepts associated with each of these areas of certification in order to facilitate success in each examination. The RDA (Radiology Certificate) Credential is an Optional Certificate for Dental Assistants. The Dental Practice Act regulates all dental auxiliaries who take x-rays, monitor the administration of Nitrous Oxide/Oxygen Inhalation Conscious Sedation, apply Pit and Fissure Sealants and perform Coronal Polishing.
Radiology Certifications issued by other state regulatory agencies will not transfer to Texas.
The Fellowship Exam Review course aims to prepare participants in pursuit of their Fellowship in the Academy of General Dentistry to successfully complete the FAGD Exam. The Fellowship Exam can be taken as early as your first year of active membership. The exam stresses clinical applications of accepted dental knowledge, techniques, and procedures, and consists of multiple-choice questions, administered over two four-hour sessions.
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All dental office employees can now receive OSHA and HIPAA training online from the comfort of your home or office computer. The course is designed to start, pause and resume depending on the needs of the day-to-day office activities; total time of the course is approximately one hour and forty-five minutes in duration. 3.5 CE credits offered for this course.
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This online course emphasizes clinical relevance by illustrating and discussing clinical changes, which may represent early malignant or premalignant lesions. You will learn differential diagnosis by illustrating other pathologic conditions that share clinical features with cancerous and precancerous lesions. With a better understanding of the disease and the ability to recognize early lesions, dental health care providers will be in a unique position within the health professions to decrease significantly the mortality and morbidity of oral cancer. This course is a three hour video lecture and course participants will earn six hours of CE credit.
Dr. Steve Thompson of Plano, Texas hits a home run in presenting this Level IV case. Gaining the skills to provide a complete orognathic rejuvenation is the pinnacle accomplishment in OBI Foundation's Bioesthetic curriculum. It reflects an advanced application of what the found of Bioesthetic Dentistry, Dr. Robert Lee, describes as "The study or theory of the beauty of living things in their natural forms and functions." 2 CE credits offered for this course.