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Registered Dental Hygienist

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blue jay dentalGarden City (MI)

SENIORITY

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About the role

Registered Dental Hygienist Join Our Team as a Registered Dental Hygienist! Help Create Radiant Smiles at Garden City Dental! Are you a committed Dental Hygienist eager to create positive change? We're seeking an enthusiastic expert to become part of our lively team in Garden City, Michigan. Advance your profession in a setting that truly appreciates your talents and where your dedication to patient well-being shines!
Position: Part-Time or Full-Time
Your Key Responsibilities: Perform comprehensive oral evaluations and analyze X-rays. Deliver professional cleanings, scaling, and root planing procedures. Guide and motivate patients with essential tips on oral hygiene. Administer fluoride treatments and sealants to protect against cavities. Partner closely with dentists to address and prevent oral health issues.
What We're Looking For:
  • Licensed as a Dental Hygienist in Michigan.
  • CPR Certification (Preferred).AED Certification (Preferred).Certification in Local Anesthesia.
  • Certification in Nitrous Oxide.
  • Training in Aseptic Techniques.
  • A strong communicator who thrives in a collaborative environment.
  • Reasons to Choose Us:
  • Comprehensive benefits, including health and vision coverage for full-time staff.
  • Opportunities for career development and advancement.
  • A contemporary office that values and recognizes your contributions.
  • Ready to advance? Submit your application today!

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