One live class each week
Join your cohort for a live online class once a week.

Study online · Open worldwide
8-week online program
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Build the communication, scheduling and coordination skills used at a dental front desk. Study online with one live class each week and flexible video modules.
Learn remotely from wherever you live. One live online class each week, flexible video modules and no externship hours.
Book your Career Fit CallUse a 30-minute call to review the front-office role, weekly live class and enrollment steps.See if this program is right for you.

Explore your goals, schedule and program requirements on a 30-minute Career Fit Call.
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Join your cohort for a live online class once a week.
Work through video modules during the week alongside the cohort schedule.
This program does not require externship hours.
For people interested in the communication and organization side of a dental practice.
Practice the conversations and coordination that keep a dental front office organized—from patient calls and scheduling to treatment coordination and dental software workflows.
Practice patient calls and front-office conversations so you can communicate the next step clearly.
Work through scheduling and treatment-coordination situations that connect patients with their next appointment.
Build a foundation in dental office insurance and billing workflows, including checking information before handling the next step.
Explore how dental software supports the scheduling and information tasks used in front-office work.
Considering a move into dental administration? Build familiarity with patient communication, scheduling and the daily work behind the front desk.
Study online with flexible video modules during the week. Plan time for the weekly live class and coursework alongside family commitments.
Build knowledge for patient-facing administrative work, from scheduling and coordination to dental software workflows.
Online learning describes the study format. It does not guarantee a remote job or employment.

Yes. Dental Front Office Administration is offered online and is open to students worldwide. You join one live online class each week and work through video modules flexibly during the week.
You will study patient communication, scheduling, treatment coordination, insurance and billing in a dental office, and dental software workflows. Lessons include realistic front-office practice.
You will work through realistic front-office situations, including patient calls, scheduling, checking information and handling the next step clearly. This practice focuses on administrative work.
This program focuses on dental front office administration and does not include chairside clinical training. Interested in both? Ask admissions about our combo option combining Dental Assisting and Dental Front Office Administration, so you can train for both clinical and administrative responsibilities. Dental Assisting includes weekly onsite hands-on training in West Palm Beach and 55 externship hours.
The program follows a cohort schedule: one live online class each week, with video modules you can work through flexibly during the week. It is not an unlimited, fully self-paced course.
No. Dental Front Office Administration does not require externship hours. Learning takes place through the weekly live online class, video modules and front-office practice.
The next online cohort starts October 12, 2026. Online modules plus one live session per week.
Dental Front Office Administration is open to students worldwide. The program is online, with no externship hours.
No. Online describes how you study; it does not guarantee remote employment or a job. The program focuses on administrative work in a dental practice.
During the 30-minute call, discuss your goals, whether front-office work fits your interests, the weekly live class, video modules and enrollment steps with admissions.
Tuition and payment questions can be reviewed with admissions before you decide. Review the total program cost, any mandatory fees, what is included and the payment terms before enrolling. Ask admissions for current tuition, payment options, and whether any funding assistance is available for your program and circumstances.
Talk through the weekly live class, flexible video modules and enrollment steps.
Next online cohort starts October 12, 2026. Review the schedule and enrollment steps before the cohort begins.