Dental Excellence of Bowling Green·Bowling Green, Ohio
The EFDA is responsible for performing dental restorations and providing patient education on preventative health. They also support the broader team through traditional dental assisting and chairside duties to ensure efficient daily flow.
Dental Excellence Group is a growing company that offers patient-focused, high-quality dentistry in the Northwest Ohio area. There are more than 100 employees, including doctors, hygienists, clinical assistants, and business and marketing support teams. The practice’s purpose is to create a place where dental care is so friendly, comfortable, and convenient, it completely changes the way people think about dentistry.
The practice has six core values; a teamwork focus, a patients first mentality, with the patients’ comfort and care our #1 priority. We value kindness and compassion, both within our team and with our patients and doing the right thing, even if it means correcting our mistakes. We also value being your best, challenging all team members to meet their God given potential in attitude, skill, and service. Our final core value is making every minute count, driving performance and efficiency.
The EFDA reports to the Practice Administrator. The mission of the EFDA is to help facilitate and perform restorations on patients while keeping them comfortable. They will be able to discuss what they are doing and why they are doing it to the patient. They will always be kind and compassionate to the patient’s needs.
Key Performance Indicators Help same day production.
Increase overall monthly production Key Responsibilities Performing duties within your realm of licensure to help the flow of the day and increase same day opportunities.
Seeing patients to restore their teeth back to health and discuss prevention measures with patients.
Flexibly perform traditional dental assisting and chairside duties as needed to support the broader team.
Core Competencies Customer & Patient Focus: Prioritizing patient comfort, trust, and care experience.
Oral Communication: Explaining clinical concepts simply and professionally.
Patient Education: Passion for teaching preventative health strategies.
Goal Setting & Drive: Oriented toward practice growth and personal benchmarking.
Proven Track Record: Demonstrated clinical skill in placing and finishing restorations.
Professional Excellence: Committing to the highest standard of dental artistry and safety.
Active Listening: Hearing and validating patient concerns or questions
Candidates must possess the appropriate licensure to perform expanded function dental auxiliary duties. A proven track record in placing and finishing restorations and a commitment to professional dental artistry are required.
Market context
In Ohio, dental roles are typically competitive because practices look for licensed clinicians who can combine strong patient communication with a professional, team-oriented presence. Candidates with the required degree, state licensure, and eligibility for DEA/BNDD credentials may stand out, especially when they can show readiness to work in a busy clinical setting. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time, then confirm licensure and credentialing details before applying.