Operatory organization · Instruments and materials · Sterilization and clinical circuits · Patient communication · Four-handed dentistry · Hands-on specialty training · Operatory organization · Instruments and materials · Sterilization and clinical circuits · Patient communication · Four-handed dentistry · Hands-on specialty training ·
Who it's for
Choose your role
In a high-performing clinic, the assistant is not just “the doctor’s helper.” They are an active part of the patient experience and operatory organization. See what you leave with, based on where you are now.
What blocks you now
“I learn on the go and I’m afraid of making mistakes in front of the dentist and the patient.”
You leave with
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The right steps to prepare the operatory before every patient.
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The instruments and materials for each procedure—without hesitation.
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Two hours of hands-on training in the operatory, in your chosen specialty.
What blocks you now
“I know how to work, but the day disappears into improvisation and lost time.”
You leave with
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Clear patient flows, from scheduling to the end of the procedure.
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Sterilization protocols and clinical circuits you can apply Monday morning.
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Four-handed work and active assistance—as a real partner to the dentist.
What blocks you now
“Every assistant works differently, and the operatory’s pace depends on who is on shift.”
You leave with
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A shared working standard for the entire assistant team.
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Less time lost per patient and more predictability in the operatory.
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A team that understands responsibility for the patient experience.
More organization
Clear flows, correct operatory prep, and less wasted time.
More safety
Protocols, clinical circuits, and procedures for day-to-day practice.
More value
A well-trained assistant becomes a real partner for the dentist and the patient.
Course agenda
Saturday, 17 October
One day, five modules, and two hours of hands-on training. Tap a session for details; the line on the left tracks how far you’ve gone.
08:30 – 09:00
Welcome Coffee
Networking
09:00 – 10:00
The dental assistant’s role in modern dentistry
Bianca Radu · Adina Rotaru
We clarify the assistant’s active role in clinic flow, the relationship with the dentist, and the patient experience.
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10:00 – 11:30
Operatory prep, organization, and patient flow
Andreea Cuci · Adina Rotaru
Organization, communication, and practical steps for a correctly prepared operatory and coherent patient flow.
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11:30 – 13:00
Instruments and materials
Adina Rotaru · Andreea Cuci
Identifying, preparing, and correctly using instruments and materials for each procedure.
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13:00 – 14:00
Lunch Break & Networking
Break
14:00 – 15:30
Sterilization and clinical circuits
Andreea Cuci
Protocols, responsibilities, and best practices for safety and predictability in the operatory.
Lead assistants and patient-experience leads from clinics that work to a high standard. The profile updates automatically—or pick a name.
Profile
Andreea Cuci
Lead assistant / Asistent profilaxie dentară
Modules delivered
Instrumentar, sterilizare și circuite medicale, plus trainingul practic de chirurgie.
Lead assistant cu experiență în profilaxie dentară și în organizarea cabinetelor dintr-o clinică cu volum mare. Lucrează zilnic cu protocoale de sterilizare, circuite medicale și pregătirea instrumentarului pe proceduri.
“In high-performing clinics, excellence is not only about dentists or technology. It depends on well-trained people who own every detail of the patient experience.”
Dr. Oana Taban
Founder of DENT ESTET, ADOM President
2013
ADOM launch
1800+
members
4
practice tracks to choose
“Excellence in dentistry is built through collaboration. A trained, engaged, well-organized dental assistant directly improves team efficiency, treatment safety, and patient trust.”
