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Dental Nurses provide the essential link between dentists and patients. The role supporting dentists, and the other care professionals who look after our teeth, with anything from sterilising instruments to reassuring a nervous patient through to booking appointments and assisting chairside.
If no exemptions are in place, you will also be required to study maths and English as well as any additional qualifications that your employment needs.
You will be assessed in one or more of the following ways:
Level 3 is the professional qualification you need to work as a Dental Nurse and leads to General Dental Council Registration. From Level 3 you could progress to the Post Qualification in Oral Health or the Level 4 Practice Manager apprenticeship. There are many opportunities for dental nurses to progress in the dental sector. You could move to dental therapy, hygiene, oral health promotion or dental practice management. You could move on to related healthcare roles in nursing or radiography.
This course operates from sites in Preston, Southport and Lancaster.
A qualification which has been approved by the General Dental Council as meeting the requirements for entry to the professional register.
All Apprenticeships require an initial assessment, interview and employment in the industry. At Level 3 you will need to achieve your functional skills at Level 2 if you don’t have your GCSE’s in English and Maths at grade A*-C.