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Experienced Dental Assistant Job at Silver State Smiles in Las Vegas

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silver state smilesLas Vegas (NV)

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About the role

Ready to bring your 4+ years of hands-on clinical expertise to a practice that truly values what you bring to the table? Image Dental and Orthodontics is looking for a powerhouse Lead Dental Assistant to drive our back‑office operations and set the standard for patient care! Why You’ll Love Here: Top‑Tier Compensation: We pay top dollar for elite skills, initiative, and a proactive mindset. Total Value Package: Full medical and dental coverage, 401(k) with company match, and accrued PTO. Cutting‑Edge Technology: Work in a sleek, pristine environment with advanced digital imaging and iTero 3D scanners. Real Ownership: This isn’t a dead‑end position—it’s a true seat at the table in a rapidly growing, award‑winning practice.
How You’ll Make an Impact: As a senior member of our clinical team, you do far more than pass instruments—you set the pace. You will: Orchestrate Back‑Office Flow: Stay two steps ahead of the doctor to eliminate downtime and keep the clinical day running like clockwork. Master Modern Tech: Leverage advanced digital imaging, iTero/intraoral scanning, and paperless systems for seamless clinical care. Set the Gold Standard: Lead by example in sterilization mastery while mentoring junior assistants to elevate the whole team. Transform Patient Care: Turn anxious patients into lifetime fans by guiding them through procedures with empathy and confidence.

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