Dentist
huron smilesWeldon Spring (MO)
$1000 daily
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Overview:
Private practice in St. Charles County, MO, is offering a rare amazing opportunity for a full-time general dentist in a quality oriented and patient focused practice that offers exceptional compensation with an extraordinary supportive team.
About Us:
We are a private general dental practice with a great established patient base and growing, that offers an ideal practice environment. We offer an extremely competitive percent of production, at 35 percent of adjusted production, with a guaranteed minimum base of $1000 daily and no lab fees. In addition, there are outstanding benefits including health insurance, retirement, malpractice insurance, and CE reimbursement. Opportunity is there with patient base to do any procedure types wanted, and complete flexibility in regard to this as well.
This is a fee for service and PPO practice with no HMO. The office is equipped with modern technology including all digital X-ray, intraoral camera, Wave 1 endo system, and implant system.
The practice is an environment centered around compassionate quality dental care, and has a wonderful team, known for great patient care. We have multiple highly skilled EFDA team members able to provide exceptional clinical support.
Mentorship is available whenever needed, and is an additional benefit.
The team will ensure success for the dentist that is welcomed into the practice.
Located in St. Charles, we are in a vibrant suburb of St. Louis, MO, only 30 minutes from downtown St. Louis.
This is a unique position that is well worth a commute or move to the area!
Job TypeFull-time.
Benefits: Retirement plan.
Work Location: In person
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