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Where can I take a Restorative Course for Expanded Functions?

I’m currently applying for a license in a state that uses restorative expanded functions but the school I went to did not teach Restorative Hygiene. Where can I take a class to learn this? Do I have to take a class or I can just take the WREB Restorative board without it?



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In: Student Help | May 28, 2014

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Clark College in Vancouver,Washington has a summer course. The instructors are fantastic!
I wouldn’t suggest taking the exam without some formal education on it, the WREB restorative is known for being pretty tough. 🙂

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I don’t know where you are. Chemeketah in Salem has a summer program too.

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I’ll be in eastern WA, thanks for the info.

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Eastern Wash. University offers a dental hygiene bachelor’s degree program, maybe check with them. I do think that going with a Washington school might be best since restorative has been a part of the DH curriculum there for years. 🙂

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Pierce College near Tacoma has a summer Restorative course.

Link: http://www.pierce.ctc.edu/dept/denthyg/pndhi/pndhi-restorative

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