Registered Dental Hygienist
$45-$55/hour
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SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$45-$55/hour
About the role
- Deliver comprehensive preventive and periodontal hygiene care
- Perform dental prophylaxis, periodontal maintenance, scaling and root planing, and preventive procedures
- Conduct comprehensive periodontal evaluations and oral cancer screenings
- Take diagnostic radiographs, including panoramic, bitewing, and periapical images as clinically indicated
- Educate patients on oral hygiene, periodontal health, and preventive treatment recommendations
- Maintain accurate clinical documentation
- Collaborate closely with doctors and the clinical team to provide exceptional patient care
- Maintain OSHA and infection control standards
- Contribute to a positive, team-oriented clinical environment focused on outstanding patient experiences
- Active Registered Dental Hygienist license in the state of Pennsylvania
- Current CPR/BLS certification
- New graduates are encouraged to apply
- Excellent communication and patient education skills
- Positive, flexible, team-first attitude
- Passion for preventive dentistry and comprehensive patient care
- Commitment to delivering exceptional patient experiences
- 100% employer-paid individual health insurance
- Quarterly production bonuses
- Semi-annual production bonuses
- Company-wide annual bonus program
- Mentorship and structured onboarding for new graduates
- Dedicated roving hygiene support
- Long-term career growth opportunities
- Supportive private practice culture with many team members celebrating 20+ years of service
- About the Area
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