Enable Dental·Austin, Texas
Provide comprehensive mobile dental care to patients in assisted living facilities and nursing homes across multiple states. Diagnose oral health conditions and develop treatment plans while communicating effectively with elderly patients and facility staff.
Enable Dental is a mobile dental care provider delivering comprehensive oral health services directly to patients in assisted living facilities, skilled nursing homes, and other nontraditional care settings. Our model is built around meeting patients where they are and helping expand access to high-quality dental care for individuals who may otherwise face barriers to treatment. As a Traveling Dentist, you will play an important role in bringing clinical expertise directly to patients in care environments where thoughtful, adaptable treatment can make a meaningful difference. This role is well suited to a dentist who is comfortable working across changing settings and who values compassionate, patient-centered care for older adults and other underserved populations.
Travel to multiple states to provide mobile dental care to patients across nursing homes and care facilities. Provide dental care in nursing homes and other mobile care settings. Diagnose oral health conditions and develop treatment plans across general dentistry procedures. Communicate effectively with elderly patients, caregivers, and facility staff. DDS or DMD degree. Active state dental licensure. Experience providing dental care in nursing homes or mobile settings. Experience with diagnosis and treatment planning across general dentistry procedures. Experience communicating with elderly patients, caregivers, and facility staff. Eligibility to work in the United States. Ability to travel frequently. Paid State Licensure Paid Travel Competetive compensation; Daily rate of $1,000- $1,500
Candidates must hold a DDS or DMD degree and possess active state dental licensure. Experience in mobile dental settings and the ability to travel frequently are required.
Market context
In Texas, dental practices often look for candidates with orthodontic assisting experience, current CPR or BCLS certification, and training from a CODA-accredited dental assisting program when available. These roles can be competitive because employers want assistants who can support chairside efficiency, adapt quickly to specialty workflows, and contribute to patient care with minimal onboarding. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits on this platform to save research time, then confirm your certification status and highlight any orthodontic experience in your application.
