YTI Career Institute

What you'll study

Coursework and practical training focus on the workplace skills dental teams need. Topics and experiences named on the program page include:

• Chairside assisting and clinical chairside techniques
• Radiology training and preparation for Radiation Health and Safety certification
• Infection control practices and preparation for the Infection Control exam
• Sterilization procedures
• Lab skills and dental laboratory tasks
• Front office administrative duties
• CPR training (first test fee included)
• A 280-hour externship to apply skills in a real dental setting

Entry requirements

The course page does not list specific academic entry requirements or prerequisites. Prospective applicants are directed to apply through YTI’s online application portal and to contact admissions or a Career Program Specialist for details about required documents and enrollment steps.

Career prospects

Graduates are trained for entry-level positions supporting dental teams in a range of settings named by the program, including general dentistry practices, orthodontics, pediatric dentistry, endodontics, oral surgery, and periodontics. While employment is not guaranteed, YTI’s Career Services provides job-search assistance, resume and cover letter help, interviewing support, and employer networking.

Scholarships & funding angle

Financial aid options are available for those who qualify. YTI notes federal, institutional, and private funding programs as potential sources of support, and Educational Funding Specialists are available to help students determine eligibility. The school also mentions grant and scholarship opportunities that may be available.