Dental Hygienist (DH) – 12-Day Comprehensive ADC Preparation Program

Onsite | Hands-On Training | Demonstrations, Supervised Practice & Personalised Feedback

Designed primarily for first-time Dental Hygiene candidates and candidates new to ADC Part 2, this 12-day comprehensive program provides structured preparation across communication, clinical reasoning and practical procedures.

Candidates receive demonstrations, supervised hands-on practice, personalised feedback, daily assessments and opportunities to apply clinical judgement in exam-style scenarios.

Program Fee: AUD $7,000
Available Dates: 26/10/2026 – 10/11/2026
Schedule:
Monday–Friday: 9:30 AM – 5:00 PM
Saturday–Sunday: 8:00 AM – 3:00 PM
Schedule is confirmed at the time of booking.

Dental Hygiene Practical Examination – Assessment Areas

The program provides preparation across the six Dental Hygiene assessment areas:

• Communication
• Clinical information gathering
• Diagnosis and management planning
• Clinical treatment and evaluation
• Infection control
• Periodontal instrumentation

Training integrates these areas through clinical demonstrations, supervised practical exercises, case-based discussions, communication practice and role-play.

Days 1–2: Communication & Infection Prevention and Control

Training includes:

• Clinical information gathering
• Diagnosis and management
• Treatment planning and evaluation
• Communication and role-play practice
• Infection prevention and control relevant to practical clinical tasks

Days 3–4: Radiography, Local Anaesthesia & Introduction to Periodontal Scaling

Training includes:

• Taking radiographic X-rays
• Local anaesthesia techniques
• Introduction to periodontal scaling
• Instrument selection and handling

A dedicated Comprehensive Local Anaesthesia Course for Dental Hygienists, valued at AUD $910 when booked separately, is included free of charge as part of the 12-day program.

Days 5–6: Periodontal Skills

Supervised practical training includes:

• Lower anterior scaling
• Upper anterior scaling
• Lower molar scaling
• Upper premolar scaling
• Upper molar scaling
• Ultrasonic instrumentation
• Periodontal examination and charting
• Instrument selection and adaptation
• Scaling technique and ergonomics

Days 7–8: Matrix Band, Fuji & Fissure Sealant Placement

Practical training includes:

• Matrix band placement
• Fuji placement
• Fissure sealant placement
• Technique correction and supervised repetition

Days 9–10: Targeted Revision & Communication Practice

These days focus on consolidating skills and addressing individual areas requiring further development.

Training may include:

• Targeted practical revision
• Communication OSCE role-play
• Case-based discussions
• Clinical reasoning
• Correction of common errors
• Individual feedback based on previous assessments

Days 11–12: Mock Testing & Further Revision

The final stage of the program focuses on integrating the skills developed throughout the course.

Candidates participate in:

• Mock-style assessments
• Practical task revision
• Communication practice
• Targeted correction of weaker areas
• Personalised feedback and progress review

Infection Prevention & Control

Infection prevention and control principles are reinforced throughout relevant practical training, including:

• Clinical workstation preparation
• Hand hygiene
• Appropriate use of PPE
• Instrument and equipment handling
• Prevention of cross-contamination
• Identification and correction of common infection-control errors

Supervised Practice & Personalised Feedback

Throughout the 12-day program, candidates receive structured feedback across the relevant assessment areas.

The program includes:

• Morning discussions and reviews of common mistakes
• Demonstrations throughout the training day
• Repeated demonstrations where required
• Supervised hands-on practice
• Real-time feedback
• Daily work assessments
• Personalised progress reviews
• Communication role-play
• Case-based discussions
• Small-group training

FREE Optional Simulation / Mock Exam

An optional simulation or mock examination, normally valued at AUD $1,000, is included at no additional charge.

The simulation exam is conducted during one of your 12 scheduled training days and provides an opportunity to practise under exam-style conditions, receive structured feedback and identify areas requiring further preparation.

Please request the simulation exam in advance so that one of your scheduled course days can be allocated to it.

Equipment & Materials Provided Onsite

Candidates have access to fully equipped training workstations and the materials required for scheduled practical exercises, including:

• Manikin heads and dental units
• Periodontal jaws
• Periodontal instruments, including Gracey curettes
• Diagnostic kits
• Radiograph holders
• Fissure sealant materials
• Temporary restorative materials
• PPE, including gowns, gloves and masks
• Hand-hygiene supplies

Please bring your own safety eyewear. All other equipment and materials required for scheduled training are provided onsite.

Weekend Building Access

If your training falls on a weekend, the main building entrance may be locked.

Please call, SMS, WhatsApp or Telegram us on +61 410 078 893 when you arrive, and a team member will assist you with access.

Additional Follow-Up Training

Candidates who would like additional practice may choose to book 3–5 days of follow-up training during the week before their examination.

These sessions can be tailored towards areas identified during the comprehensive program, including practical techniques, communication and clinical reasoning.

Additional follow-up training is optional and booked separately.

Join with a Friend & Save

Enrol with a friend and receive AUD $1,000 off through our special enrolment offer.

Contact us before enrolling to receive the special enrolment link.