Frequently Asked Questions
Program Basics
How long is the program?
The VIP Dental Assisting program is 12 weeks long.
Is the program fully online?
No. VIP follows a hybrid format with guided online coursework and in-person Saturday lab sessions inside a clinical setting.
Do I need prior dental experience?
No prior experience is required. Our program is designed for beginners.
What days are classes held?
Online coursework is completed during the week, with in-person clinical labs held on Saturdays.
Career & Outcomes
Will I be ready to work after completing the program?
Yes. Our curriculum is designed to prepare students with the practical skills and hands-on experience needed to enter the workforce confidently.
Does VIP guarantee job placement?
While employment cannot be guaranteed, VIP provides employment support assistance to help connect graduates with local dental practices.
What types of dental offices can I work in?
Graduates may pursue opportunities in general dentistry, orthodontics, pediatric dentistry, and specialty practices.
Tuition & Payment
What is the total cost of the program?
Total tuition is $3,450.
Are payment plans available?
Yes. VIP offers affordable payment plan options to make enrollment manageable.
Are there additional fees?
Students are responsible for purchasing clinical scrubs. All other program-related details will be discussed during the admissions process.
Enrollment
What are the requirements to enroll?
Applicants must be at least 18 years old, provide proof of a high school diploma or GED, and complete an admissions interview and facility tour.
How do I get started?
Complete the inquiry form or call (440) VIP-8111 to schedule your admissions interview.
Objection-Handling FAQs (VERY important for conversion)
Can I work while enrolled?
Yes. The hybrid structure is designed to accommodate working adults.
Is 12 weeks really enough time?
Our curriculum is intentionally structured to focus on essential clinical competencies, allowing students to gain workforce-ready skills efficiently.
What makes VIP different from other programs?
Students train inside an active clinical setting, gaining real-world exposure rather than relying solely on simulation labs.

