All Smiles·Palm Beach Gardens, Florida
The Orthodontic Assistant provides clinical support by preparing patients for treatment and assisting the Orthodontist with materials and equipment. Responsibilities include charting, managing patient health history, and maintaining a sterile operatory environment.
Overview Orthodontic Assistant “Open Up” to A Whole New Dental Experience Imagine working in a place which delivers best in class patient care and focuses on putting every patient first, every visit. Our guiding principle is empathy, and we want you to join us on our mission to transform the dental experience. Our practice partners with North American Dental Group which provides us with the necessary support in order to fulfill our purpose of ensuring excellent patient care.
The Orthodontic Assistant partners with the practice team to provide excellent clinical support to help patients get the care they need. An orthodontic assistant prepares the patient for treatment and assists the Orthodontist by preparing materials and equipment for treatment for the Orthodontist use. Skills Required to Make a Great “Impression” on Our Team Provides excellent chair-side clinical support and assistance to doctors which includes but is not limited to charting, operatory set/clean up, and patient education. Records and reviews patient health history, makes chart entries under the doctor's direction and assures completion of forms and signatures in dental software. Enters and updates patient treatment plans at the direction of the treating doctor. Ability to change and remove wires, brackets, and adhesive, take impressions, take scans, prepare teeth for bonding Prepares treatment estimates for review and discussion with patient. Reviews the daily schedule to set up appropriate trays and instruments. Prepares patient, sterilizes and disinfects instruments, sets up instrument trays, maintains chain of asepsis, prepares materials, and assists dentist during dental procedures following OSHA guidelines.
So How Can You “Fill” This Role? 0-2 years’ experience State Licensure where specified Valid Dental Radiographer License for respective state requirements CPR Certification Required Commitment to providing exceptional service, support, and education to patients “Brace” Yourself…It only Gets Better Comprehensive benefits package including 401k Competitive paid time off for full-time and part-time team members which increases as you grow in your career with us Constant opportunities for career growth and continuing education An exciting atmosphere that allows for freedom and individuality – enabling our team to always strive to do the best for our patients Equal Opportunity Employer We are an equal opportunity employer and all qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, ancestry, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, age, national origin, disability, protected veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by law. #NADG2
Candidates need 0-2 years of experience and must hold a valid State Licensure and Dental Radiographer License. CPR Certification is also required for this role.
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