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C. MARK MANN
School of Dental Assisting
1111 Highway 6, Suite 220
Sugar Land, TX 77478
(281) 794-7944
www.manndentalassisting.com
info@manndentalassisting.com
Your Shortcut
to a
Meaningful Career!
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(281) 794-7944
 Our
next course starts
Saturday March 27, 2010.
Apply online now, or
call us at (281) 794-7944.
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Dental Assisting Resources
Our purpose is to provide for the entry-level dental assistant
a learning environment aimed at career placement and personal
job satisfaction.
- Online
resource for dental employment in Texas - All
of our dental job search services are totally free!
This includes registration, searching and viewing
our job listings, as well as posting a resume in our
database.
- Search
thousands of Dental Jobs from exclusive job postings,
internet job boards, newspapers, and classified ads.
- The
American Dental Association recognizes DANB,
a nonprofit organization, as the national certification
and credentialing agency for dental assistants.
- The
American Dental Assistants Association - The American
Dental Assistants Association is the oldest, largest
group representing professional dental assistants.
Its members include clinical personnel-those working
chairside with the dentist-as well as those on the
administrative side: the receptionist, office manager,
practice manager and those working behind the scenes
in dental product sales, insurance and, of course,
educators.
- The
Texas Dental Assistants Association -Texas Dental
Assistants Association (TDAA) has been a professional
association of the 9th District of the American Dental
Assistants Association since 1940, providing the voice,
guidance and education for Texas Dental Assistants.
- The
Texas Oral Health Coalition - Inform and advocate
policy issues relating to oral health
- Texas
Dental Assisting Functions and Requirements Chart
- Texas
State Board of Dental Examiners Website - The
State Board of Dental Examiners will act in accordance
with the highest standard of ethics, accountability,
efficiency, and openness. The agency will meet the
public trust vested in it by regulating the practice
of dentistry aggressively, yet in a balanced and sensible
manner.
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