Endodontist
culture dental advisorsLakeland (FL)
About the role
A well-established dental practice in Lakeland, Florida is seeking a skilled and compassionate Endodontist to provide high-quality, specialized care to patients requiring endodontic treatment. This role offers the opportunity to focus on advanced clinical procedures while working in a collaborative, patient-first environment.
The Endodontist will work closely with general dentists, hygienists, and support staff to diagnose and treat complex endodontic cases, ensuring optimal outcomes and patient comfort. The ideal candidate is a licensed specialist with strong technical expertise, excellent communication skills, and a dedication to delivering exceptional care in a modern practice setting.
Skills:
Expert knowledge of endodontic procedures, techniques, and instrumentation
Strong diagnostic and treatment planning skills
Excellent hand skills and precision in performing root canals and related procedures
Ability to communicate effectively with patients and team members
Understanding of dental materials, imaging, and digital technologies
Attention to detail and adherence to safety and infection control standards
Patient-first approach and strong bedside manner
Team collaboration and mentorship skills
Problem-solving skills for complex endodontic cases
Commitment to continuous learning and professional development
Requirements:
DDS or DMD from an accredited dental school
Completion of an accredited Endodontic residency program
Board certification or eligibility preferred
Active dental license in good standing
Previous clinical endodontic experience preferred
Comfort working collaboratively with general dentists and staff
Familiarity with digital imaging and endodontic equipment
Commitment to high-quality patient care and professional ethics
Strong organizational and time-management skills
Reliable attendance and professional demeanor
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