Frequently asked questions

No, the course is also open to applicants without prior medical training. The only requirement is a high school diploma.

Yes, upon successful completion of the course, you can work as a dental assistant in dental offices, dental clinics, or other healthcare facilities. The course is accredited by the Czech Ministry of Health, and completing it is an official requirement for this profession.

Yes, the course can be taken as part of a retraining program through the Employment Office. If you are registered with the Employment Office, you can ask your case worker to approve and cover the course fees as part of the retraining program.

To be admitted to the course, applicants must be at least 18 years of age, have completed at least a vocational high school program without a high school graduation exam, and be in good health.

Upon successful completion of the course, you will receive a certificate accredited by the Ministry of Health of the Czech Republic – Dental Assistant.

The course lasts approximately six months. The theoretical portion of the course consists of weekend online lectures, while the practical portion takes place at our facilities during regular clinic hours.

Yes, the courses are led by experienced doctors and healthcare professionals with many years of practical experience in the field. The course is supervised by Dr. David Doubek, an anesthesiologist, who ensures a high level of expertise and quality in the instruction.

Yes, we tailor the course to the specific environment—whether it’s an office, a school, or specialized workplaces such as laboratories or high-risk facilities. The course can focus on real-life situations that might occur right in your area.

This course is perfect for them. Everyone should know the basics of first aid—in a simple, clear, and practical way. Our course is designed so that everything is easy to understand, even for complete beginners.

The ideal number of participants is up to 20, so that we can give each person individual attention. For larger groups, such as those from companies or schools, we divide the participants into smaller groups to ensure there is enough space for hands-on practice.

We always tailor the course content to the needs of each specific group. You can choose to focus on the most common crisis situations or on the specific challenges of your work or school environment. All training is hands-on, with an emphasis on real-life scenarios.

Yes, you can pay for the course through the Pluxee benefits system (formerly Sodexo), for example.

Absolutely—the program is primarily aimed at parents as well, because they play a crucial role in shaping their children’s oral hygiene habits and oral health. During the course, they’ll receive practical tips on how to guide their children toward proper dental care and how to handle specific situations at home.

Yes – our educational center is equipped just like a real dental office. Children can handle the instruments and see what a patient’s examination is like.

The sessions are not designed as a fixed series; instead, we always tailor them to the client’s specific needs. This means a child can attend a single session or come back multiple times—for example, if they are preparing for their first initial examination, a procedure using nitrous oxide, midazolam, or general anesthesia. The goal is for the child to leave feeling prepared and calm.

SKUSTO is an educational center created to help children (and their parents) prepare for a visit to the dentist’s office. This isn’t traditional dental care—here, children can safely try everything out, overcome their fears, and learn good habits that will make every future treatment easier for them.

These classes are ideal for children starting around age 2, when they begin to develop their first dental care habits. We tailor the program to the child’s age and specific needs so they feel comfortable and can learn at their own pace.

Overcoming the fear of dental treatment is one of the main goals of our educational center. We explain to the children what to expect and let them practice beforehand, and thanks to the positive experience they have at our center, the risk of anxiety or fear during the actual treatment is significantly reduced.