Endodontist Opportunity | Let’s Get to the Root of What’s Next!

$100,000 - $200,000 yearly

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Hours: Flexible scheduling based on the Endodontist’s availability.

Join an established, growing dental practice where your expertise is valued and your success is supported!

We are seeking a skilled, compassionate Endodontist to join our collaborative team and expand access to specialty care for our well-established patient community.

The ideal candidate is motivated, patient-focused, and eager to build strong relationships with our experienced dentists and team. Whether you’re advancing your career or expanding your clinical schedule, this opportunity offers state-of-the-art technology, a dedicated support team, and a practice invested in your success.

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What procedures will the associate be doing?

Endodontist Requirements:

  • DDS or DMD degree.
  • Completion of a residency program in endodontics.
  • Active dental license in the state of practice, or eligibility to obtain one.
  • Certification through the American Board of Endodontics (ABE) is preferred.
  • Proven experience working as an Endodontist.

Endodontist Responsibilities:

  • Consulting with patients and evaluating clinical findings, diagnostic imaging, and patient histories to determine individual needs and treatment goals.
  • Collaborating with other dentists and specialists to develop comprehensive, coordinated treatment plans.
  • Maintaining detailed and accurate patient records, including appointment notes, clinical findings, diagnostic tests and results, and prescribed treatments.
  • Performing root canal treatment to address damaged or infected tooth pulp and preserve natural teeth.
  • Performing endodontic surgery, when indicated, to address complex conditions involving calcified canals, support accurate diagnosis, and treat damaged root surfaces or surrounding bone.
  • Performing apicoectomies to treat persistent inflammation or infection in the bone surrounding the root tip.
  • Evaluating and maintaining teeth that have previously undergone root canal treatment, including providing follow-up care and retreatment as needed.