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Accelerated Academy | Dental Assistant Training Program

 At LADD Dental Group, we are always looking for meaningful ways to grow, learn, and better serve our patients and communities. That’s why we are incredibly proud and grateful to announce that we have been selected as a partner with Accelerated Academy—a truly remarkable dental assisting program.

Accelerated Academy is dedicated to preparing the next generation of dental professionals with the skills, knowledge, and hands-on experience they need to thrive. By partnering with this program, we are not only helping future dental assistants grow into successful careers, but also strengthening the level of care and service we can provide to our patients.

This partnership is more than just an exciting opportunity for our offices—it’s a win for the entire community. Dental assistants play an essential role in ensuring that every patient visit is smooth, efficient, and comfortable. By supporting Accelerated Academy, we are helping to create a pipeline of highly trained, compassionate professionals who will directly impact the quality of care available in our region.

We are thrilled about the future this collaboration will bring. Together with Accelerated Academy, we will continue to raise the standard of dental care while also investing in the growth and development of tomorrow’s dental leaders.

At LADD Dental Group, we believe strong partnerships make for stronger communities—and this is a perfect example of that. 



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  1. LADD Dental GroupSeptember 17, 2025 at 9:29 AM

    Learn more here: https://app.acceleratedacademy.us/apply/course/kokomo-in-ladd-dental-group-of-kokomo-spring-2026-84176ff9-b6ed-4418-ab18-5b3198ce85f4

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