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Advanced Dental Implant Centers
Dental Assistant
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What they do
A Dental Assistant assists dentists in caring for patient's teeth. Helps patients get ready for treatment; prepares equipment and supplies. May perform some dental procedures under the direction of a dentist, such as fluoride application, if allowed under state regulations. Works in dental offices.
$50,794 / year median in New Hampshire
+32% projected growth
Job Description
Job Overview Join our dynamic dental team as a Dental Assistant, where your enthusiasm and clinical expertise will directly contribute to providing exceptional patient care. In this vital role, you will support dentists during procedures, manage patient flow, and ensure the highest standards of infection control and clinical efficiency. Your proactive approach will help create a welcoming environment for patients of all ages, especially in pediatric dentistry and oral surgery settings. This paid position offers an exciting opportunity to develop your skills in a fast-paced, patient-centered practice committed to excellence. Responsibilities Prepare and break down treatment rooms. Assist chairside during a variety of procedures including implant placement, extractions, crowns, etc. Take dental X-rays and 3D scanners while adhering to HIPAA regulations and radiation safety protocols. Support patient management by scheduling appointments, updating medical history forms, and providing excellent patient care that emphasizes compassion and professionalism. Maintain a clean and organized clinical environment by following dental instrument processing protocols and infection control standards aligned with healthcare infection prevention and control expertise. Experience Previous experience working in a dental clinic environment is required. Strong knowledge of dental terminology, anatomy knowledge, dental equipment operation, and terminology is essential for success in this role. Proficiency in using patient management software like Open Dental for scheduling and record keeping is highly desirable. Demonstrated ability to follow clinical confidentiality policies while managing sensitive medical records and documentation accurately. Certification in dental assisting. Embark on a rewarding career where your skills make a real difference! We're dedicated to supporting your professional growth through ongoing training — all within a vibrant team committed to delivering outstanding patient care every day.