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Perfect Dental, LLC·Boston, Massachusetts
Dental Assistant · $24 - $30/hr
Computed from live listings
Shaded band: the middle 50% of 171 posted dental roles in Boston, Massachusetts rates. This role sits in the 26th percentile.
Pay for this role is about 37% below the Boston, Massachusetts median for dental roles.
The Dental Assistant will perform chairside procedures, manage patient flow, and maintain dental instruments and equipment. They are also responsible for upholding strict sterilization and infection control protocols while working collaboratively with the dental team.
Description Looking for a licensed Dental Assistant to come join our Dental team.
We are looking for a candidate that is driven and wants to provide the best patient care.
Position is full time 35-40 hours per week Essential Responsibilities (not a full list): Demonstrate complete knowledge of dental terminology, instruments, maintenance, and proper tray setups.
Perform all chairside procedures efficiently.
Understand and demonstrate proper sterilization, biohazard and infection control procedures in compliance with protocol.
Efficiently direct patient flow through teamwork and communication.
Perform all applicable lab procedures.
Uphold a positive rapport with team members and patients at all times.
Job description will be discussed during the interview process
Requirements: License: MA Dental Assistant License Radiology Certificate CPR
PTO and Sick time (full time team members) Holiday Pay Short Term Disability Vision Voluntary benefits (life ins, accident ins)
Dental Specialty: General Dentistry
Work Remotely: No
Work Location: One location
Market context
Dental assistant openings in Massachusetts are often competitive, especially when employers want ADA certification, CPR, and experience with dental implants. These roles typically stand out for candidates who can handle chairside support, patient prep, and the physical demands of long shifts while working in a fast-paced clinical setting. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time, and confirm your implant experience and CPR status before applying.