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Welcome to our team!

We are thrilled you’re here, we are on a mission to deliver exceptional dental care with compassion, clinical excellence, and a culture of respect, honesty, and inclusion — regardless of payer. We do not just serve the system — we serve the person. We believe that incredible things happen when you bring together diverse, passionate people and give them the freedom to innovate.

Why You’ll Love Working Here

We know you have choices about where to bring your talents. Here is why our team chooses us:

Growth-First Culture: We don't just hire for what you can do today; we invest in who you want to become tomorrow. Through direct professional mentoring, clear milestones, and leadership development, you will have the autonomy to truly own your career path.

Impact from Day One: No cogs in a machine here. Every team member has a voice. Your work will directly shape our patient experience, our culture of abundance, and our future as we work toward building twelve dental practices in ten years.

Balance over Burnout: We work hard because we love what we do, but we value life outside the office just as much. We support our team with consistent scheduling across our six-day operation, comprehensive training, and a genuine focus on well-being.

A Community, Not Just a Workplace: We are a collaborative, inclusive, and transparent team built on core values of consistency, execution, and service. We celebrate our wins together, face operational challenges openly, and maintain an environment rooted in mutual respect.

Ready to build something great?

Explore our open roles below. If you don't see a perfect match right now but love our mission, drop us your resume anyway — we are always looking for exceptional people who take initiative and love to serve their community.

A Community, Not Just a Workplace: We are a collaborative, inclusive, and transparent team. We celebrate our wins together, learn from our challenges together, and have a lot of fun along the way.

Ready to build something great?

Explore our open roles! If you don't see a perfect match right now but love our mission, drop us your resume anyway at [email protected]! We are always looking for exceptional people!

Dental Assistant Intern (Paid Training Program) — Medicaid & Cash Practice

Franklin, OH

Temporary to Full Time

Student (High School)

Position Overview: A paid, hands-on internship in Franklin, Ohio 45005 for someone looking to break into dental assisting. No certification or prior clinical experience required — we provide full in-house training. This is a growth track designed to build a skilled, credentialed Dental Assistant from the ground up.

What You'll Learn/Do:

Chairside assistance fundamentals (four-handed dentistry, instrument prep, general procedure support).
Sterilization and infection control protocols (OSHA/CDC/Ohio Dental Board standards).
Patient intake, scheduling, and Medicaid/cash-pay documentation basics.
Exposure to prosthodontic/denture workflows.
Optional shadowing/exposure to dental radiography — a plus if you have interest or prior experience, but not required to start.

Qualifications:

High school diploma or GED (or currently pursuing).
Reliable, coachable, comfortable in a fast-paced clinical setting and on your feet most of the day.
Willingness to work toward required certification exams during the internship (e.g., NELDA — the DANB National Entry Level Dental Assistant exam).
Prior radiology exposure/certification is a plus, not required.

Compensation & Growth:

Starting pay: $11.00/hour.
Formal performance reviews at 30, 60, and 90 days, each with the opportunity for a pay increase based on performance.
Company will pay a partial amount toward required certification exam fees (e.g., NELDA) once you're eligible to sit for them.
Successful completion can lead to a full-time Dental Assistant role.

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