DDS / Surgery - Maxillofacial / Massachusetts / Permanent / Oral Surgeon Needed West of Boston, MA J

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swordfish healthcareEast Boston (MA)

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About the role

Overview: We are currently looking for a full or part time OMFS' who is board eligible or board certified. Responsibilities include implant placement and surgical procedures involving sedation in our growing multi-specialty group practices. Facilities are equipped and permitted for anesthesia (permit D). This can be a full time career track or a great way to supplement downtime in your practice. In our established, multi-specialty group practice we welcome an abundance of patients each month. Our state of the art facility allows optimal patient care, a comprehensive approach to full service dentistry along with a strong focus on quality, service and patient satisfaction.
Responsibilities: Promote oral health.- Diagnose oral diseases.- Educate patients on oral health and various treatment options.- Review treatment plan options with patients.- Review, maintain and update patients medical and dental records.- Review and interpret x-rays and diagnostic tests.- Monitor growth and development of the teeth and jaws.- Perform surgical procedures on the teeth, bone and soft tissues of the oral cavity.- Maintain the highest quality standard of care for all patients.- Maintain the highest standard of ethics and professionalism within the dental office.- Keep abreast of new developments, technologies, best practices and standard of care through current continuing education courses and professional development. by Jobble

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