Please
Note:
Dental
Hygiene
is
delivered
through
Canadian
College
of
Dental
Health,
an
affiliate
college
to
Canadian
Therapeutic
College.
For
additional
information
regarding
Canadian
College
of
Dental
Health
(CCDH)
please
click
here.
Students
participate
in
the
public
clinic
which
exposes
them
to a
wide
variety
of
oral
health
issues
and
allows
them
to
develop
and
refine
their
dental
hygiene
skills
in a
clinic
setting.
Each
public
clinic
is
supervised
by
several
Registered
Dental
Hygienists
and
a
Dentist
so
that
students
are
able
to
ask
questions,
seek
direction
and
receive
feedback
providing
optimal
oral
health
to
the
participating
clients.
The
students
will
complete
a
practical
placement
component
in
the
third
semester
which
consists
of local
community
group
assignments, exposing
them
to a
variety
of
locations
and
situations
promoting
oral
health.
Certification by Regulatory and Accreditation Bodies:
The
Dental
Hygiene
Program
offered
at
CCDH
is
accredited
by
the
Commission
on
Dental
Accreditation
of
Canada
(CDAC)
and
registered
with
the
Ministry
of
Training,
Colleges
and
Universities,
Private
Career
Colleges
Act.
All
graduates
of
the
Dental
Hygiene
program
are
required
to
register
with
their
provincial
regulatory
body
upon
successful
completion
of
the
Dental
Hygiene
Program
and
achieving
a
passing
grade
on
the
National
Dental
Hygiene
Certification
Examination
(NDHCE)
from
the
National
Dental
Hygiene
Certification
Board
(NDHCB).
Direction
will
be
provided
to
all
students
in
regards
to
the
writing
of
the
NDHCE
and
registration
for
licensing
with
the
College
of
Dental
Hygienists
of
Ontario
(CDHO).
All
costs
related
to
the
application
to
write
the
NDHCE
and
to
register
with
the
CDHO
is
the
student’s
responsibility. |
