Mor Smiles·Lititz, Pennsylvania
The Surgical Assistant provides chairside support during All-on-X and full-arch implant procedures, ensuring a sterile environment and efficient surgical workflow. They are also responsible for pre- and post-operative patient care, equipment sterilization, and coordination with the lab team.
Benefits: 401(k) Competitive salary Health insurance Paid time off Vision insurance
Job Description: Surgical Assistant (All-on-X Focus)
The Surgical Assistant plays a vital role in supporting the surgical team during All-on-X and full-arch implant procedures. This role ensures each surgery is executed efficiently, safely, and with the highest level of patient care. The Surgical Assistant helps prepare and maintain the surgical environment, assists chairside throughout procedures, and supports both the clinical and prosthetic aspects of the All-on-X workflow.
The ideal candidate is highly organized, detail-oriented, and calm under pressure, with advanced surgical assisting skills and a passion for providing an exceptional patient experience in alignment with our core values: Deliver WOW, Yes-We-Can Mentality, Build the Plane as We Fly It, and Create Fun & Celebrate Success.
Reports To: Office Manager
Works Closely With: Surgeons, Surgical Coordinator
Candidates must have at least 2 years of dental or surgical assisting experience, with a strong preference for All-on-X expertise. Required certifications include Dental Radiology and CPR/BLS, with proficiency in Dentrix and CBCT imaging preferred.
Market context
Dental assisting roles in Pennsylvania are often competitive because practices look for candidates who can support chairside care, scheduling, and patient flow while meeting certification and scheduling requirements. For this role, DANB and CPR certification, Microsoft Office skills, rotating Saturday availability, and willingness to travel between locations can help you stand out; one practical step is to confirm those details and review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here, which are pulled from the original posting to save research time.