General Dentist - Burnsville, MN

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septembre a parisBurnsville (MN)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$160,000 per year

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About the role

Blue Jay DentalUpdated September 11, 2026 Take the next step in your dental career with patients to serve and a team ready to support you. Blue Jay Dental is seeking a general dentist for an established practice in Burnsville, Minnesota. The opportunity suits both a recent graduate looking for guidance and an experienced clinician seeking professional independence and continued growth. PAY AND CAREER SUPPORTStarting annual compensation: $160,000–$210,000, with additional incentive opportunities. A comprehensive benefits package is offered; plan details will be discussed during the hiring process. You will have access to experienced dentist mentors, continuing education, and clinical and administrative support. Modern equipment and an established patient base support your day-to-day work. Longer-term paths may include leadership and ownership opportunities. YOUR CLINICAL ROLEExamine patients, evaluate findings, and develop treatment plans suited to their needs. Provide general dental care and explain treatment choices and preventive habits clearly. Coordinate care with hygienists, assistants, specialists, and office colleagues. Keep complete clinical records and help patients feel informed and comfortable throughout treatment. SCHEDULE AND LOCATIONMonday through Wednesday: 7 a.m.–2 p.m.; Thursday: 2–8 p.m. Fridays alternate between 7 a.m.–4 p.m. and 9 a.m.–4 p.m. Care is delivered in person in Burnsville. Who Should ApplyRecent graduates and experienced general dentists are welcome. This opportunity is suited to a dentist who values sound clinical decisions, clear communication, teamwork, and ongoing learning. Applicants must be qualified and licensed to practice dentistry in Minnesota before providing care.

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