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Nancy Robinson nycda1@cs.com Phone: (716) 829-2320 Fax: (716) 829-2484 Click here for more information. |
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Assisting Licensure from the NYS Education Department Dental Assisting National Board American Dental Assistants Association New York Dental Assistants Association ![]() Program Faculty ADAPT Coordinator: Nancy L. Robinson, RDH, CDA, MS.Ed, Instructor, Dental Radiology and Techniques of Dental Assisting UB Educational Opportunity Center; Nancy has been actively involved in the legislative process to credential and provide educational pathways for Dental Assistants in New York State for many years. Sue Camizzi, CDA, RDH, MS.Ed, Instructor, American Red Cross CPR; Instructor, Dental Assisting SUNY/Buffalo, Educational Opportunity Center. Linda Martina, CDA, RDH, BS, in Allied Health Education from the University of Kentucky; Instructor at Niagara County Community College Dental Assisting Program. |
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are grant funds available to assist with the UB
web-based Advanced Dental Assistant |
To participate in the program you must be:
Registration and TuitionEnrollment is continuous. Tuition is $1595.00 due with registration and is payable by credit card or check made payable to UB Foundation. A payment plan is available, call 716.829.2320 for details. Please allow 2-3 weeks for registration. Your password and username will arrive by e-mail. | ![]() |

To register
Print out this registration form ![]()
Send completed form, credit card info or check made payable to UB Foundation
to:
School of Dental Medicine
Office of Continuing Education
327 Squire Hall
Buffalo NY 14214-8006
For additional information e-mail Nancy Robinson, ADAPT Online Program Coordinator nycda1@cs.com
Access
Registered participants login to ADAPT Online at anytime through the Internet.
Upon registration and tuition payment, you receive an ADAPT study notebook
in which to keep detailed course materials and homework assignments which
you will download from the Internet. Clinical exercises and evaluations must
be completed at the dental office site under preceptor guidance. Corresponding
textbook and ADAPT notebook references provide the basis for online testing.
Modules The program consists of 6 theoretical and 7 clinical
modules:
THEORETICAL
1 Communication and Basic Behavioral Concepts
2 Legal Aspects, Terminology, Recordkeeping, Charting, Dental Radiology
3 Oral Pathology
4 Body Structures and Functions
5 Prevention, Nutrition & Patient Education
6 Oral Histology & Embryology
CLINICAL
7 Rubber Dam, Matrix Bands, and Wedge
8 Dental Radiology
9 Vital signs, Impressions and Study Models
10 Temporary Coverage/Cements
11 Orthodontic Arch Wires,
Bands, and Ligature ties
12 Remove sutures, periodontal
dressing, apply agents
13 Restorative Component
Students take module tests online. Tests can be accessed anytime. Students are expected to complete homework/clinical assignments before taking module tests. Students must attain a test score of at least 75% before going on to the next module. Participants must complete a minimum of 200 clinical hours between the date of registration and course completion.