Endodontist

Posted 2 days ago

implants periodontal artsChandler (AZ)

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About the role

Company Description: Implants & Periodontal Arts is the most technologically advanced specialty group in the state of Arizona and focused on implantology, periodontal and endodontic care, serving patients in and around Chandler, Scottsdale, Tempe, Mesa, Gilbert in AZ. The practice is equipped with cone beam, CT, digital scanners, 3D printer and globe microscope in the operatory and emphasizes evidence-based treatment, modern technology, and a collaborative clinical environment to deliver high-quality outcomes. Team members work closely to provide comprehensive care, including surgical, restorative, and endodontic services.
Role Description: The Endodontist will provide high-quality endodontic care, including diagnosis and treatment -, root canal therapy, retreatment, and related procedures. This is a part-time, on-site role located in Chandler, AZ. (1 day per week)
Compensation: 50% of net production.
Qualifications: Strong clinical skills in Endodontics, including root canal therapy and management of complex endodontic cases Demonstrated commitment to Patient Care, including clear communication, empathy, and patient-centered decision-makingDDS or DMD degree from an accredited dental school and completion of an accredited endodontic residency program Personable and believes in referral growth and management

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