DANB is the nationally recognized certification organization for dental assistants.
DANB’s 2018-2019 Dental Assistants Salary & Satisfaction Survey is now available!
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DANB exams are recognized or required in 38 states.
DANB’s RHS exam is a component exam of both the NELDA and CDA certifications. There are no eligibility requirements for taking the RHS exam. You can apply online right now!
Apply online to take DANB’s ICE exam. DANB’s ICE exam is a component exam of the NELDA, CDA, and COA certifications. There are no eligibility requirements, so you can apply online right now!
The Organization for Safety, Asepsis and Prevention (OSAP), DANB and the DALE Foundation recently launched a website that provides information about a new dental infection control education and certification initiative.
Now entry-level dental assistants can earn DANB certification with DANB's new National Entry Level Dental Assistant (NELDA) certification! Find out how to jumpstart your career today.
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The first step is to create a DANB account or log into an account if you already have one.
DANB offers national certification exams, certificates of knowledge-based competence exams and state-specific dental assisting expanded functions exams. Find out how to apply for a DANB® exam today.
DANB wants you to be as prepared as possible for your certification and component exams with these helpful exam reference materials.
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Please read this important update about how COVID-19 (coronavirus) is impacting DANB testing centers and daily operations. Learn more.
Requirements for dental assistants vary from state to state. Find your state's requirements.
DANB Certified Dental Assistants earn, on average, more than dental assistants who are not DANB certified.