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5HWXUQWR6HFWLRQ0HQXhas a higher cumulative GPA for the completedgeneral education courses.d. If the GPAs of completed general educationcourses are identical, then the candidate withmore experience in a dental office or clinic.e. If the experience in a dental office or clinic is identical,then the date of receiving the dental hygieneapplication.5. It is anticipated that notification of acceptance into, orrejection from the Fall class will occur in May.SELECTION PROCESS POINT SYSTEM- Cumulative GPA for the six Pre-Dental Hygiene Courses(Maximum Points = 65)4.0 to 3.81 65 Points3.80 to 3.72 61 Points3.71 to 3.63 54 Points3.62 to 3.4547 Points3.44 to 3.27 39 Points3.26 to 3.13 30 Points3.12 to 3.0 20 Points2.99 to 2.72 10 Points2.71 to 2.5 5PointsLess Than 2.5 0 Points-Observation, Volunteer, or Work Experience in a DentalOffice or Clinic (8 Hours = 1 Day, 21 Days = 1 Month)(Maximum Points = 6)6 Days 1 Point7 Days to 5 Months 2 Points5 Months 1 Day to 11 Months 3 Points11 Months 1 Day to 24 Months 4 Points24 Months 1 Day to 35 Months 5 PointsMore Than 35 Months6 Points-Previous Degree (Maximum Points = 9)Graduate From ADA Accredited DentalAssistant ProgramAAS/AS/AA DegreeBA/BS DegreeAAS/AS/AA Degree and BA/BS DegreeMA/MS DegreeDA Graduate, AAS/AS/AA Degree , BA/BSDegree, and MA/MS Degree1 Point2 Points3 Points5 Points3 Points9 Points-Resident of Highlands, Hardee, DeSoto, or Polk Counties(5 Points)Total Points = 100Prefix Number Course Name Cr. Hrs.FIRST YEARFall TermDEH 1002 Intro to Dental Hygiene 2DEH 1002L Dental Hygiene Pre-Clinic 2DES 1020 Orofacial Anatomy 2DES 1020L Orofacial Anatomy Lab 1DES 1203 Dental Radiology 2DES 1203L Dental Radiology Lab 2SPC 2600 Oral Communications (G.E.) 3SPC 2600L Oral Communications Lab 014Spring TermDEH 1130 Oral Embryology & Histology 3DES 1100C Dental Materials & Expanded Duties 3DEH 1600 Medical Emergencies 2DEH 1800 Dental Hygiene Theory I 2DEH 1800L Dental Hygiene Clinic I 313Summer TermDEH 1802 Dental Hygiene Theory II 2DEH 1802L Dental Hygiene Clinic II 3DEH 2400 General & Oral Pathology 38SECOND YEARFall TermDEH 2602 Periodontology 2DEH 2300 Pharmacology & Pain Control 3PSY 2012 General Psychology (G.E.) 3DEH 2804 Dental Hygiene Theory III 2DEH 2804L Dental Hygiene Clinic III 4DEH 2710 Nutritional & Dental Health 216Spring TermDEH 2702 Community Dental Health 2DEH 2702L Community Dental Health Lab 1DEH 2806 Prof. Development & Ethical Princ. 2DEH 2806L Dental Hygiene Clinic IV 4Humanities Elective (G.E.) 3SYG 2000 General Sociology (G.E.) 315Computer Competency Required107
5HWXUQWR6HFWLRQ0HQXGENERAL INFORMATION1. South Florida Community College reserves the right todeny admission to any applicant who demonstratesthe lack of required qualifications for the Dental HygieneProgram.2. Applicants must reapply if they wish to be consideredfor a subsequent class. Each class is selected fromthe new applicant pool.3. South Florida Community College provides equal accessto education programs to all, regardless of gender,race, religion, age, national origin, marital status,or disability.4. The College adheres to federal and state laws controllingequal access/equal opportunity.5. Being a non-smoker is not one of the criteria for admissionto the Dental Hygiene program at SFCC, butdue to the responsibilities of health care providers,candidates who smoke are strongly encouraged toconsider a smoking cessation program.6. Smoking is not permitted inside the Dental EducationCenter.7. All applicants should understand that completion of allor part of the general education courses required inthe degree does not guarantee acceptance into theprogram.8. Students with excessive absences will be dropped fromthe program. Excessive absences are defined as beingabsent from 10 percent or more scheduled classcontact hours. If applicants have life or health conditionsthat might hinder attendance, they may wish toconsider another program or delay application until astrong commitment to attendance can be made.9. A criminal history may not prevent entry into the DentalHygiene Program, but an official criminal history backgroundcheck will be required of each student. Someof the major providers of clinical experiences for studentsdo not allow students with certain types of criminalhistory to participate in their facility. This fact may because for denial into the program because the studentcannot successfully complete clinical portions of theprogram.10. For information about the Dental Hygiene Program,application procedures, and employment opportunities,please contact the Director of Dental Education at863-784-7021.Approximate additional costs:Resident tuition $4,515Uniforms 250Instruments 650Laboratory Fees 900Malpractice Insurance 120Textbooks 600Graduation pin 45National Dental Hygiene BoardExamination Review 600National Dental Hygiene BoardExamination 150Florida State Licensure Examination 575Florida Department of Law Enforcementbackground check 35TOTAL $8,440The Registrar determines course equivalency of pre-dentalhygiene courses taken at other colleges and universities.If the Registrar is unable to determine course equivalency,then course equivalency will be determined by theappropriate Dean of the Division at SFCC that teaches thecourse or courses.DENTAL ASSISTANTOCCUPATIONAL CERTIFICATEProgram Code: 3450Description of Program: The vocational certificate in DentalAssistant curriculum prepares students to be versatilemembers of the dental health team who work alongsidethe dentist. Dental assistants are assigned patient careresponsibilities beyond the duties traditionally performedby the dental auxiliary. Students will be expected to mastertheoretical, practical and clinical skills including dental basicsciences, dental radiographic techniques, dental materials,sterilization and disease control, chair side assisting,office management, dental specialties and expandedduties. Upon successful completion of the dental assistantprogram students will receive certification in expandedduties.Length: 11 months, 1230 con. hrs / 41 occ. crs.Students are admitted once each year in the Fall termwith application packets available in January. This is alimited access program.APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS1. Achieve a high school diploma or GED.2. Verification from a licensed dentist substantiatingcompletion of at least 16 hours of observation, or workexperience.3. College Entrance Testing (SFCC Testing Center is inBuilding B, Room 255; Telephone: (863)-784-7214/7114):a. Students must document proof of occupationalplacement testing with minimum scores from anycombination of the following:1. TABEa. Math: 10b. Reading: 11c. Language: 11....OR....2. CPTa. Reading: 83b. Sentence Skills: 83108
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