The Newfoundland and Labrador Dental Assistants Association is committed to advancing the career of dental assisting through education, legislation and professional activities.
When patients visit a dental office the dental assistant is usually the first and last person they see. Working along side the dentist a dental assistant is a skilled, licensed and dedicated member of the dental team that helps ensure the patients visit will be a safe, successful and as pleasurable as possible. Dental assistants educate patients and promote good oral health.
The Newfoundland and Labrador Dental Assistants Association started in July 1971, by Elizabeth Purchase, Maria Graham, Elizabeth Feehan and Janyce Oliver. Many great Newfoundland and Labrador individuals have been pioneers of the Dental Assisting community, such as Joan Lamswood. We recognize these women daily for making our profession what it is.
Membership & License Information
Once becoming a member you will receive newsletters with upcoming events, the latest news and course information. Along with newsletters from the CDAA. The association gathers for four meetings a year where the latest progress of the association is discussed and everyone gets a chance to voice their opinions.
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