Registered Dental Hygienist

Registered Dental Hygienist Alaska Advanced Dentistry Anchorage, AK Job Details Full-time $70 - $80 an hour 15 hours ago Benefits Continuing education credits 401(k) Qualifications Patient treatment planning Collaborate with healthcare professionals Patient follow-up care Dental diagnosis Dental care patient counseling Patient monitoring Root planing Triage Care documentation Medical scheduling Preventive health (patient care) Initial patient assessment One-on-one patient counseling Anesthesiology Dental x-ray Clinical assessment documentation Dental treatment planning Patient interaction Patient treatment Patient education Registered Dental Hygienist Entry level Local anesthesia Full Job Description Registered Dental Hygienist - Alaska Advanced Dentistry Full-Time | 4 Days per Week About Us Alaska Advanced Dentistry is a privately owned, full-service dental practice in Anchorage that has been providing dental care for all of Alaska for over 30 years. We are dedicated to delivering exceptional patient care in a supportive, team-oriented environment. We invest in advanced technology — including cone beam CT imaging and in-office 3D printing — and take pride in a clinical culture that values precision, professionalism, and genuine patient relationships. The Opportunity We're looking for a skilled and personable Registered Dental Hygienist to join our team four days a week. This is a full-time role in a well-equipped, privately owned practice where your work is valued and your schedule is respected.

What You'll Do Clinical Assessments:

Perform preliminary oral charting, triage, and comprehensive dental hygiene assessments

Treatment Planning:

Alongside the dentist, formulate patient-specific dental hygiene treatment plans

Preventative Care:

Remove calcareous deposits, accretions, and stains from exposed and subgingival tooth surfaces (comprehensive scaling and debridement)

Periodontal Therapy:

Perform nonsurgical periodontal therapy (root planing) and administer localized periodontal therapeutic agents into gum pockets when appropriate

Anatomical Care:

Removal of marginal overhangs on existing restorations

Anesthesia Delivery:

Administer local anesthetic agents safely and effectively (appropriate Alaska state certification required)

Radiographs:

Take and review radiographs, including digital

X-rays Patient Education:

Educate patients on oral hygiene and support long-term care planning

Clinical Documentation:

Document clinical findings accurately and collaborate with the doctor on patient care

Team Collaboration:

Collaborate closely with the doctor and clinical team

Recall System Management:

Oversee patient recall duties, monitoring intervals to ensure patients return for timely routine care

Appointment Booking:

Schedule future hygiene appointments and manage patient follow-ups before they leave the chair What We're Looking For Active Alaska RDH license (or eligibility to obtain) Strong clinical skills and a warm, patient-centered approach Reliable, team-oriented, and professional Experience preferred — new grads with strong clinical training welcome Compensation & Benefits Competitive hourly rate to start, transitioning to percentage of collections as your patient base builds CE allowance 401(k) Four-day work week Why Anchorage? World-class outdoor recreation providing year-round adventure. A tight-knit professional community, and a quality of life that's hard to find anywhere else. Alaska is an experience — and a career advantage. Grow your career and your lifestyle!