NC Dental U - Greenville

NC Dental U - Greenville is a branch of NC Dental U, an accredited institution dedicated to training the next generation of dental professionals. Located at 2140 W Arlington Blvd, Greenville, NC, this facility is part of a larger network of campuses across North Carolina, including Cary, Charlotte, Fayetteville, Goldsboro, Jacksonville, Kernersville, Smithfield, Wake Forest, and Wilson. The primary focus of NC Dental U is to provide high-quality education in dental assisting. Their programs are designed to be accelerated, allowing students to graduate and enter the workforce in as little as nine weeks for certain programs. The curriculum is comprehensive, covering essential skills and knowledge required for an entry-level Dental Assistant I (DAI). Key certifications offered include North Carolina Dental X-Ray Certification and Nitrous Oxide Monitoring for Dental Assistants, along with Infection Control/HIPAA Certification and CPR for Healthcare Providers. NC Dental U emphasizes hands-on training in state-of-the-art facilities that simulate real-world dental office environments. They offer flexible learning options, including in-person classes, hybrid instructor-led classes (online lectures with in-person clinical training), self-guided hybrid classes, and on-demand courses, catering to diverse student schedules and learning preferences. The institution aims to make education accessible and affordable, offering interest-free in-house payment plans and ensuring that tuition is all-inclusive, covering supplies, textbooks, and scrubs. The faculty at NC Dental U consists of experienced dental assistants, dental hygienists, and dentists who bring real-world insights and dedication to their teaching. Beyond technical skills, the institution also provides career-focused support, including assistance with job placement and resume building. They are committed to fostering a supportive learning environment where students can build connections with peers and mentors. While primarily an educational institution, its facilities may also function as a "clinic" for practical training, where students gain hands-on experience by providing care, often at a reduced cost.