Dentist
vance airscoopMinneapolis (MN)
About the role
About the RoleAssociate Dentist — Uptown Minneapolis
Would you like to join and grow with a newly branded practice in Uptown Minneapolis?
Prime Uptown location: a bustling shopping center with an orthodontist as your next-door neighbor.
We're looking for an associate dentist ready to build a patient base from day one — not inherit someone else's.
You’ll have real say in how care is delivered here, backed by a team that's still actively shaping its culture, not one that's already set in stone.
What you'll doDeliver general dentistry: exams, cleanings, fillings, crowns, extractions
Perform specialized procedures — root canals, prosthodontics, oral surgery, pediatric care when applicable
Diagnose and build personalized treatment plans for each patient
Work four-handed with hygienists and assistants to keep the day running smoothly
Chart accurately in Curve, staying HIPAA-compliant throughout
Educate patients clearly so they understand their options and next steps
What you bringActive state dental license (DEA registration preferred)
Solid chairside experience across general and specialized procedures
Comfort with dental software (i.e. Open Dental, Curve, Dentrix)
Clear communication with patients - high case acceptance rate
A genuine interest in helping build a practice, not just staff one
The detailsHours: Tuesdays and Thursdays, 8am to 5pm
Pay: Daily guarantee + % production
Start date:
ASAP but flexible
What You'll DoExams
Cleanings
Fillings
Crowns
Extractions
What You'll BringRequired: Dental License
Dental Software Experience
DEA Preferred
Preferred:
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