American Dental Companies
Location
Peters Township, Pennsylvania
The Associate Dentist is responsible for diagnosing and treating various oral health conditions while performing restorative procedures like crowns and root canals. They will also educate patients on preventive care and collaborate with the clinical team to maintain a high standard of patient-centered care.
Candidates must hold a DMD or DDS degree from an accredited program and possess an active state dental license. A collaborative spirit and a commitment to ethical, high-quality dentistry are essential attributes.
401(k) Retirement Plan Core Responsibilities Clinical Excellence & Treatment Diagnose and treat a variety of oral health conditions, including restorative needs, gum disease, and infections. Perform a wide range of procedures: fillings, crowns, bridges, root canals, and extractions. Utilize advanced technology to provide same-day dentistry for restorative work (crowns and bridges). Examine X-rays and diagnostic tests to develop and present comprehensive, individualized treatment plans. Administer local anesthesia and ensure patient comfort and pain management. Patient Care & Communication Educate patients on oral hygiene and preventive care to ensure long-term health. Clearly explain treatment options, risks, and benefits in a patient-friendly manner. Build lasting relationships to improve case acceptance and patient retention. Leadership & Team Collaboration Work closely with our experienced hygienists and assistants to deliver seamless care. Supervise and support the clinical team, fostering a positive and productive office culture. Collaborate with specialists (orthodontists, oral surgeons, periodontists) as needed. Operations & Compliance Maintain accurate, thorough patient records and adhere to all HIPAA and OSHA protocols. Monitor production goals and contribute to the growth and efficiency of the practice. Stay current with dental advancements through continuing education (CE) and active licensure.
Degree: Doctor of Dental Medicine (DMD) or Doctor of Dental Surgery (DDS) from an accredited program.
Active state dental license (or eligibility to obtain).
Additional certifications (e.g., Nitrous, Laser, etc.) are welcomed and encouraged.
A collaborative spirit, a desire for mentorship, and a commitment to high-quality, ethical dentistry. Why Join Us? At Valley Brook Family Dental, you aren't just an employee; you are a vital part of a team that feels like family. If you are looking for a practice where you can refine your clinical skills, benefit from one-on-one mentorship, and enjoy a balanced schedule in a supportive environment, we would love to meet you.
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