Teacher Tina RDH

Yes, Georgia requires certification education to have a total of 60 hours. It is broken up into 30 hours of lecture, 15 hours of lab, and 15 hours of clinical experience.

Your course registration is all inclusive. It includes all 60 hours of education, a lab kit, yearlong access to the learning material, and post certification coaching. The only additional cost is the textbook, which you may purchase new or used.

As you progress through the learning material, I check in with you regularly to address any questions you may have. Even though you are learning at your own pace, you aren't alone in the process.

The online portion must be completed 7 days prior to the selected hands-on date.

Yes, you can study at your pace, at a time that works for you. There is also an app you can download so you can have access to the material when it works best for you.

Yes, Georgia requires an 80% score or higher to pass the course. You are given a study guide and have access to review questions to get acquainted with the testing process. If you do not achieve the Georgia required 80% pass on the test you can reattempt, after meeting with Tina to discuss the struggle points.

There are several locations and dates around the state of Georgia.

The dates for the course are generally a Thurs/Fri, Fri/Sat, or a Sat/Sun.

No, participants must be willing and able to administer and receive local anesthesia. Medical exemptions do apply.