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As a member of the oral health team, the dental hygienist has the unique opportunity to participate in a challenging and rewarding field providing preventive, therapeutic, and educational services. The employment opportunities available to dental hygienists are numerous. They may choose to pursue a career in a variety of clinical settings that include private practices, large clinics, specialized areas of dentistry, and government agencies. The graduates may also further their education through advanced degree programs to prepare for a career in teaching, public health, or research.  \nThe Dental Hygiene Program at Daytona State College is a two-year Associate of Science Degree program accredited by the Commission on Dental Accreditation. It includes course content in general education, biomedical sciences, dental and dental hygiene sciences, and clinical dental hygiene. During clinical sessions, students are taught to remove deposits from tooth surfaces, polish tooth surfaces, obtain radiographic images, provide oral health education, and perform preventive procedures.  \nThe goal of the Dental Hygiene Program is to educate students to possess the knowledge and skills necessary to provide quality patient-centered care to various population groups in a variety of health care settings. Students are also prepared to recognize the need for personal and professional growth by participating in professional activities, contributing to community projects, and attending professional meetings.  \nThe Dental Hygiene Program begins every Summer Term A (term starts in the middle of May) and is offered on the DeLand Campus. Applications are submitted and accepted once a year during the month of January. Completed applications can only be submitted to Melissa Brown-Mack, Academic Advisor. Her office is in Building 320, Room 549 on the Daytona Beach campus. Applicants may mail their application to: Melissa BrownMack, Academic Advisor, Daytona State College, P.O. Box 2811, Daytona Beach, Florida 32120-2811. There are sixteen (16) dental hygiene students accepted each year. Applicants will be notified by the end of March for acceptance into the class starting in May.  \nPlease find enclosed additional information that outlines the Program’s curriculum. Check for updates and requirements for admission into the Program on the School of Dental Sciences’ webpage [https://www.daytonastate.edu/dental-sciences](https://www.daytonastate.edu/dental-sciences. Please)[. Please](https://www.daytonastate.edu/dental-sciences. Please) do not hesitate to contact me at (386) 785-2093 or [Jennifer.McCann@daytonastate.edu](Jennifer.McCann@daytonastate.edu. Prospective)[. Prospective](Jennifer.McCann@daytonastate.edu. Prospective) students may also contact Melissa Brown-Mack, Academic Advisor at (386) 506-3052 for further questions.  \nThank you for your interest in the Dental Hygiene Program at Daytona State College.  \nSincerely,  \nDr. Jennifer McCann, D. H.Sc., C. R. D. H., C. D.A.  \nChair, School of Dental Sciences  \nSchool of Dental Sciences  \nDental Hygiene Program  \nFrequently Asked Questions and Supplemental Information  \n1. What are the employment opportunities for dental hygienists?  \nThe employment opportunities for dental hygienists in Volusia and Flagler Counties are excellent. There is an increasing demand for dental hygienists in both general and specialized areas of dentistry. Job placement for graduates from this Program is very good.  \n2. What is the average salary that one can earn upon graduating from this program?  \nThe average salary for an entry-level dental hygiene position is approximately between $36.00 to $43.00 per hour in Volusia and Flagler Counties.  \n3. What are the typical working hours for this profession?  \nMost dental practices are open Monday through [Friday from 8:00 a.m. to ","cbCaiabF8cddqkAE","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiabF8cddqkAE","pdf",673854,"English","# Dental Hygiene Program Overview\n## Program Structure and Accreditation\n## Educational Goals and Student Development\n## Admission Timeline and Application Process\n# Frequently Asked Questions and Supplemental Information\n## Employment Opportunities\n## Salary and Working Hours\n## Board Examinations and Licensure\n## Program Hours and Estimated Cost","[{\"question\":\"What employment opportunities are available for dental hygienists?\",\"answer\":\"Employment opportunities in Volusia and Flagler Counties are excellent, with growing demand in both general and specialized dentistry. Job placement for graduates from this program is very good.\"},{\"question\":\"What board examinations and licensing steps are required?\",\"answer\":\"Students must take the National Board Dental Hygiene Examination (NBDHE) and a state licensure examination with written and clinical/practical components. The NBDHE is taken during the last semester prior to graduation and must be passed before most licensure exams.\"},{\"question\":\"How much does the program cost and what additional expenses should be budgeted?\",\"answer\":\"Tuition and fees are approximately $9,687 for Florida residents and $35,200 for non-residents. Additional budget items include books, lab fees, uniforms, and supplies estimated at approximately $17,708.\"}]","Dental Hygiene Program - Academic Year 2026-2027 - Application and FAQ | PDF",1791222836,48]