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Training courses
Every course below runs the same way: lesson → checklist → tasks → debrief, through a seven-step criterion-gated progression — a step unlocks when the work meets the criterion, not when the clock runs out. The sessions were built in the TradePath Training Centre. This is skills training and demonstration; simulation is not certification, and VR practice is not clinical hours.
The three core sessions
Session 1 · Prevention & School Screening
The flagship nine-step session on the screen → educate → refer workflow. Consent is checked before anyone is seen; the rule throughout is flag and refer, never diagnose.
Session 2 · Chairside Assisting Basics
The guided chairside run: four-handed dentistry — clock-face zones, single-handed transfer, grasps — and the patient comfort rule that governs every step.
Session 3 · Sterilization & Operatory Setup
The eight-stage one-way chain — pre-treat → transport → ultrasonic clean → rinse → inspect → package → autoclave → store — grounded in CDC guidance, practised until the order is automatic.
The front of the house
Dental Reception & Front Desk
The fourth strand of the programme: greeting, scheduling, records discipline, and the consent paperwork handled correctly — the chairside team's other half.
The VR simulator course
The six stations
A PPE & Hand Hygiene · B Chairside Four-Handed · C Sterilisation · D School Screening · E Virtual Patient · F Emergency Drill. Each station carries its competency references and its step in the seven-step progression. The playable prototype and its stated limits are on the VR training page; one session is fully playable end to end, and the demo runs in a desktop/mobile browser view — a real WebXR session is not built.
How training is offered
Perilux is a demonstration and an offer. The offer page sets out the ask — expert review first, then a small pilot only under written agreement — and keeps the public facts about Unspoken Smiles in a separate, sourced box. Standards framing: the training is designed with reference to CODA, DANB, CDC and ADEA competencies — never "compliant with" or "accredited by" them. The licensure bridge (DANB CDA, California RDA, CDC guidance) is mapped, with primary sources, on the resources page; those credentials are the credentialing bodies', and this demo issues none.