Orthodontic Assistant (Lehi, UT)
Orthodontic Assistant (Lehi, UT)
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SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
- Welcome patients to the dental office
- Assist with all phases of orthodontic treatment as directed by the Doctors and/or treatment plan.
- Prepare teeth for the placement of brackets and bands.
- Prepare and secure orthodontic wires.
- Make patients feel comfortable, at ease and welcome to the Practice by engaging patient and/or parent in conversation.
- Select and set up instruments, equipment, and material needed
- Sterilize instruments according to regulations
- Complete accurate notes in patient records as required.
- Follow OSHA guidelines and maintain safe and effective working habits; report any unsafe instruments or procedures to the Practice Manager.
- Answer patient/parent questions if appropriate or refer them to the Doctor or another staff member who can assist them.
- Assist the dentist as needed
- Must always represent the practice in a professional, pleasant, and cooperative manner.
- Keep the dental room clean and well-stocked
- Schedule appointments
- Maintain accurate patient records
- +2 years experience as a Orthodontic Assistant (required)
- Knowledge of dental instruments and sterilization methods
- Understanding of health & safety regulations
- The ability to perform regulated non-surgical tasks like coronal polishing is a plus
- Good computer skills
- Excellent communication and people skills
- Attention to detail
- Well-organized and reliable
- What We'll Offer You:
- Unparalleled support to grow your career
- A culture that celebrates success and diversity
- Flexible schedule
Before you apply
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A number in mind
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Your notice period
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