Services

Our Service

Hands-On Dental Assisting Training

Launch your new career in just 8 weeks at our St. Louis, MO campus. Every module is taught in a real dental office setting so you learn by doing—and graduate job-ready.

Chairside Assisting

Chairside Assisting

Practice four-handed dentistry, passing instruments, suction/isolation, and assisting on fillings, crowns, and extractions with real procedure flow.

Dental Radiography (X-Rays)

Dental Radiography (X-Rays)

Learn exposure, positioning, and safety (RHS prep). Take bitewings, periapicals, and panoramic images while following radiation protocols.

Sterilization & Infection Control

Sterilization & Infection Control

Master instrument processing, operatory turnover, OSHA/HIPAA compliance, and maintaining a safe, sterile environment for every patient.

Impressions & Dental Materials

Impressions & Dental Materials

Mix alginate, pour models, and handle cements, composites, and impression materials—plus tray selection and lab basics.

Front Office & Dental Software

Front Office & Dental Software

Schedule, verify benefits, chart treatment, and handle patient communication using common dental practice management software.

CPR/BLS & Emergency Protocols

CPR/BLS & Emergency Protocols

Earn CPR/BLS and practice vital signs, medical history review, and chairside emergency readiness so you’re confident and prepared.

Pricing Plans

Affordable Tuition Options

We keep tuition simple, transparent, and flexible so you can start training at the best dental assistant school near you in St. Louis, Missouri—without putting life on hold. Choose a plan that fits your budget and timeline.

Silver Plan

$150

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Gold Plan

$250

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Platinum Plan

$450

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Our Expertise

At STL Dental Assisting School, we specialize in providing students with real-world training across every area of dental assisting. Our program is designed to give you hands-on experience in the most important aspects of dentistry, so you graduate fully prepared for the workplace.

General Dentistry

90%

90%

Cosmetic Dentistry

86%

86%

Pediatric Dentistry

90%

90%

How It Works

Your Path to a Dental Assisting Career Starts Here

Request Info & Schedule a Tour

Request Info & Schedule a Tour

Tell us a little about you and your goals. We’ll share tuition, start dates, and schedules—and invite you to tour our St. Louis training site.

Enroll & Train Hands-On (8 Weeks)

Enroll & Train Hands-On (8 Weeks)

Learn by doing in a real dental office: chairside assisting, X-rays, sterilization, front office software, OSHA/HIPAA, and more. Small classes; evening/weekend options.

Graduate & Get Hired

Graduate & Get Hired

Launch fast with resume help, interview coaching, and local job leads across St. Louis. Our grads are work-ready from day one.

Questions & Answers

Frequently Ask Question

Q: How often should I visit the dentist for check-ups?

Most dentists recommend visiting every 6 months for a cleaning and exam. Regular check-ups help detect dental issues early and keep your smile healthy.

Q: What should I do in case of a dental emergency?

If you experience a broken tooth, severe pain, or bleeding, contact your dentist right away. Dental assistants are often the first to help patients during emergencies, ensuring they get the right care quickly.

Q: Can dental issues affect overall health?

Yes! Poor oral health has been linked to heart disease, diabetes, and other serious health conditions. This is why dental assistants play such an important role in helping patients maintain good oral hygiene.

Q: Do dentists offer cosmetic dentistry services?

Many dental offices provide cosmetic services such as teeth whitening, veneers, and orthodontic options. Dental assistants often help during these procedures, preparing patients and assisting the dentist.

Q: How often should I visit the dentist?

In addition to your regular check-ups, you should see a dentist any time you notice pain, swelling, or changes in your teeth and gums. Preventive visits save money and protect your health long-term.

Q: What is the importance of oral hygiene?

Good oral hygiene prevents cavities, gum disease, and bad breath. Brushing, flossing, and regular dental visits are essential — and dental assistants are trained to educate patients on the best daily practices.

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