Dental Assisting Technologies

Between cornfields and the Quad Cities’ strung-together suburbs sits Dental Assisting Technologies on 41st Street, a place where lectures give way to drills and casts, not textbooks alone. The three-story brick building serves as one of the region’s handful of standalone dental schools, anchored a quarter mile south of the busy thoroughfare where locals cross from one side of Moline to the other. Here, future hygienists and assistants cut teeth on real models before they ever chair a patient—impressions, radiography, and sterilization flow straight into the curriculum, not as electives.

A single call sets the wheels in motion; dial (309) 764-4646 to line up a tour or arrange a prerequisite visit. Orthodontic assisting labs, infection-control workshops, and chair-side assisting simulations structure the day, while evening seminars keep working students tethered to coursework without uprooting evenings entirely. For those chasing certification ahead of state exams, the school’s flat annual tuition outpaces many private programs without the faith-based or proprietary overhead.

Finding it is straightforward enough: punch the address 3000 41st St, Moline, IL 61265 into any map app for step-by-step, or save the permanent link—https://www.google.com/maps/place?ftid=0x87e230f787d2f27d:0xb18997753de2f064—when a quarterly visit finally feels due.