Programs may include:

• • Dental Assistant Training
  • Expanded Functions Training
  • Radiology Certification Courses
  • Dental Laboratory Technician Training
  • Office Manager Training
  • Treatment Plan Coordinator Training
  • Digital Dentistry Training
  • Orthodontic Assistant Training
  • Clinical Operations Manager Training
  • Implant and Full Arch Training Programs

Program availability may vary by state and regulatory approval requirements.

AADE programs are designed for: 

• Individuals seeking entry into dentistry  

• Current dental assistants  

• Dental office staff  

• Dental laboratory technicians  

• Dental hygienists  

• Dentists seeking advanced training  

• International dental professionals seeking operational or digital dentistry experience  

Some programs may have prerequisites depending on state regulations.

Yes. Many AADE programs include: 

• Practical exercises  

• Simulation training  

• Clinical demonstrations  

• Hands-on workshops  

• Real-world workflow education  

Certain advanced programs may also include live patient observation or participation where legally permitted.

AADE provides certificates of completion for applicable programs. Some courses are designed to help participants meet state educational requirements for expanded duties, radiology, or other dental-related credentials. 

Licensure and certification requirements vary by state.

Yes. AADE instructors may include: 

• Licensed dentists  

• Dental specialists  

• Experienced dental assistants  

• Dental laboratory technicians  

• Practice managers  

• Industry professionals  

• Digital dentistry experts  

Yes. Certain programs may qualify for continuing education credits depending on course approval status and applicable regulatory guidelines.

Some programs may include: 

• Online lectures  

• Hybrid learning  

• Remote educational modules  

• Digital training resources  

Hands-on portions may require in-person attendance. 

AADE may assist students by: 

• Providing networking opportunities  

• Connecting graduates with dental practices  

• Offering guidance on resumes and interviews  

• Introducing students to participating dental organizations  

Job placement is not guaranteed.

AADE focuses heavily on: 

• Real-world dental workflows  

• High-volume clinical efficiency  

• Digital dentistry  

• Modern dental technology  

• Practical training  

• Affordable education  

• Career-focused development  

Programs are designed to prepare students for real clinical environments rather than purely academic settings. 

Yes. Depending on the program, students may gain exposure to: 

• Intraoral scanning  

• CBCT technology  

• CAD/CAM systems  

• Digital treatment planning  

• 3D printing  

• Exocad workflows  

• Modern laboratory processes  

Payment options and financing availability may vary by program. Please contact AADE directly for current tuition and payment information. 

Certain programs may be available to international participants or foreign-trained dental professionals, subject to immigration, licensing, and program-specific requirements. 

Program locations may vary depending on the course and training format. Some programs may be conducted within active dental clinics or affiliated educational facilities. 

Prospective students can apply by: 

• Completing an application form  

• Contacting AADE directly  

• Speaking with an admissions representative  

• Submitting any required documentation  

No. Completion of an AADE course does not itself guarantee state licensure or certification. Each state has its own laws and requirements regarding dental practice and credentialing. 

Certain programs may be approved or structured to comply with applicable state educational requirements. Approval status varies by state and course type. 

Yes. AADE may offer advanced continuing education and clinical programs for licensed dentists, including implant, digital dentistry, surgical, and full arch related training.