Oxford College of Arts, Business and Technology 647-559-2507

Thank you.
We’ve got your request.

Someone from Oxford will call you soon, usually today. Until then, there’s nothing you need to do.

You've already done the hard part.

Deciding is the part people put off for years. Everything after this is smaller than it looks — a conversation, some numbers, a date on a calendar. And you won’t be doing any of it on your own.

WHY THIS WAS A GOOD CALL

Three reasons to feel good about it.

1
You treat real clients, not mannequins
The on-campus clinic means you graduate having worked with dozens of actual patients. Employers can tell the difference in the first week.
2
The schedule is humane
Regular hours, no nights, and demand across Ontario that has not softened in years. This is a career you can build a family around.
3
From the student clinic to your first operatory
By graduation you’ll have treated real patients — experience employers can verify. Career Services builds on it: résumé and interview coaching, job-search support and introductions to dental practices hiring across the GTA. And the support doesn’t expire at graduation.
This is where you'll be. In the clinic, eighteen months from now.
DENTAL HYGIENE

The shape of it, in three numbers.

LENGTH
18 months
DELIVERY
On-campus clinic
CREDENTIAL
Diploma
Your advisor will confirm all of this against the current calendar — nothing is fixed until you say so.
WHAT IT ACTUALLY FEELS LIKE

Eighteen months, from the inside.

EARLY
The first stretch is the science — oral anatomy, microbiology, pathology and radiography theory. It is the densest part, and it is the part that makes everything you do later make sense rather than just work.
MIDDLE
Then it moves into your hands. Scaling, probing, charting and radiographs, practised on manikins and then on each other, over and over, until your instruments do what you intend.
LATER
You move into the teaching clinic with real clients booked in, and the training becomes a job. By the end you are preparing for the national board exam and Ontario registration, and you already know you can treat someone properly.
YOU'LL BE IN GOOD COMPANY

Nobody in the room got there by accident.

If you are worried you'll be the oldest, the newest, or the only one starting over — you won't be. A typical cohort looks something like this.

Straight out of high school
Nineteen, decided, and wanting a licence before their friends have picked a major.
Dental assistants moving up
People already chairside who want to scale, diagnose, and be paid accordingly.
Starting over at 35
Leaving a trade, an office, or another country, with a family at home and a reason to finish.
WHERE IT LEADS

A licence, a chair, and a schedule you can plan a life around.

Registered dental hygienists work in general and specialist practices, periodontal offices, public health units, long-term care and mobile clinics. Many build a schedule of three or four days a week and keep it for a career.

Your advisor can talk you through what hiring looks like right now near you, and what hygienists in Ontario typically earn in their first year.

WHAT HAPPENS NEXT

Three easy things, and none of them hard.

1
An advisor calls you
Usually the same day, from a local Ontario number. Miss it and they'll email and try again — you won't be forgotten.
2
You talk it through
Tuition, funding, campus, and how it fits around the life you already have. Ask anything. Nothing is signed on a phone call.
3
You pick a start date
Whichever intake suits you. The decision stays yours, and the date can move if your circumstances do.
Until then: sit tight. There's nothing you need to prepare, send, or fill in.
I chose Oxford because you actually treat clients in a real clinic, not just practise on mannequins. By graduation I’d worked with dozens of real patients.
SP
S. P.
Dental Hygiene graduate
IN CASE YOU'RE WONDERING
When will someone call?
Usually the same business day. Evenings and weekends roll over to the next working morning.
Am I committing to anything?
No. The call is information, not enrolment. Nothing is signed, nothing is owed, and you can stop at any point.
Should I have anything ready?
Nothing formal. Which campus suits you and a rough start date is plenty to work with.
Would rather not wait, or something isn't right? Call us and we'll sort it the same day.
647-559-2507