Oral Surgeon

As an Oral Surgeon at Strong Smiles Dental Care, your primary responsibilities include performing surgical extractions and dental implants, educating patients about preoperative and postoperative care, and collaborating with general dentists and other specialists to ensure optimal patient outcomes. You’ll also be expected to maintain a well-managed patient schedule and travel to various locations as needed. Our support teams will assist you in administrative tasks, allowing you to focus on patient care.

To qualify for the Oral Surgeon position at Strong Smiles Dental Care, you must possess a current Dental License for the state of practice, a valid CPR card, your NPI number, and a DEA certificate. Additionally, experience in extractions and dental implants is essential. We look for candidates who are dedicated to patient care and willing to collaborate with other dental professionals.

Yes, Strong Smiles Dental Care offers a comprehensive benefits package for our Oral Surgeons including competitive compensation—with an earning potential of $590K per year based on experience. We also provide administrative support, a fully booked patient schedule, and opportunities for professional growth, including immigration sponsorship programs for qualified candidates.

At Strong Smiles Dental Care, you can expect robust support from various corporate departments including Billing, Quality Management, Procurement, Human Resources, and IT. Our clinical and operational management teams will also work closely with you to ensure that your schedule is efficient and productive so you can focus on delivering high-quality care to your patients.

Absolutely! At Strong Smiles Dental Care, we encourage professional development and career advancement. As part of our team, you will have opportunities to grow your skills, collaborate with other specialists, and take on leadership roles within the practice as we expand our services and reach. We value long-term relationships and provide pathways for career growth.

Share a personal story or experience that led you to pursue a career in oral surgery. Highlight your passion for patient care and your desire to make a difference in people's lives through dental health.

Discuss the types of dental implants you have worked with, your training, and specific cases you have handled. Highlight your ability to successfully manage intricate cases, ensuring optimal patient outcomes.

Address your communication style and techniques for de-escalating tension, such as active listening and empathy. Share a specific example of a challenging interaction and how you resolved it successfully.

Discuss key surgical techniques relevant to oral surgery, such as flap design, bone grafting, and anesthesia management. Mention any additional training or certifications that enhance your skills in these areas.

Talk about your commitment to continuing education through conferences, professional associations, and academic journals. Mention any specific courses or training programs you've completed to stay current in the field.

Describe your process for educating patients on post-operative care, the importance of follow-up appointments, and how you address common concerns like pain management and recovery timelines.

Detail your protocols for ensuring patient safety, including sterilization techniques, proper anesthesia administration, and monitoring during procedures. Emphasize your commitment to patient well-being.

Discuss your collaborative approach to working with dental assistants, hygienists, and administrative staff. Highlight examples of how teamwork has improved patient care and operational efficiency.

Express your admiration for the company's commitment to patient care and teamwork. Mention how their mission aligns with your professional values and your eagerness to contribute to their success.

Provide a concise overview of a specific case, detailing the challenges faced, your clinical decision-making, and the positive results achieved. Highlight the lessons learned and how they contributed to your growth as a surgeon.