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We are looking for an EFDA to join our team.\n\nWhat we offer:\n1. competitive pay that will rise QUICK if skill level is proven\n2.401k with employer match\n3. 50% coverage of employee health insurance premium\n4. (5) PAID holiday vacation days\n5. extended 3 days weekends (memorial , labor, july 4)\n6. Office closure between Christmas and New Years day.\n\nWhat we expect:\nAlways do the right thing. Be kind. Be empathatic.  Proficient in English! You will do assisting of basic general dentistry procedures. Our office does not do many surgeries, implant placements etc..  An EFDA will be expected to be skilled at basic new patient exam/xray,pano procedures.  We expect the ability to make temporary crowns efficiently and properly and most importantly to be a team player to ensure a positive patient experience and work environment.\n\nwww.sperlingdental.com","dow":"Mon,Tue,Wed,Thur,Fri","expireDate":"2026-05-09T01:01:00-04:00","externalUrl":"","isConfidential":"false","isNational":"false","jobDates":"","jobId":"554865","lat":"28.5132708","lng":"-81.3657421","msa":"36740","name":"Sperling Dental","occupationalCategory":"31-9091.00 Dental Assistants","position":"DA","salary":"18.00 to 21.98","salaryUnits":"HOUR_RANGE","source":"DentalPost","specialty":"General","state":"Florida","stateAbbrev":"FL","title":"Dental Assistant","jobType":"PERM","updatedDate":"2026-03-27T10:04:50-04:00","uri":"/job-post/554865/dental-assistant-job-in-orlando-fl","zip":"32806"}},{"node":{"city":"Kissimmee","createdDate":"2026-03-26T13:52:24-04:00","description":" We’re growing and looking for a part-time dentist to join our team.\n\nYou’re stepping into a locally owned practice built on real relationships. Our team works together. No drama. No chaos. Just a strong group that supports each other and takes pride in the work.\n\nWhat you’ll find here:\n• A fully trained, dependable team that keeps your day running smooth\n• Consistent patient flow with real opportunity to produce\n• A positive environment where your voice matters\n• Ownership that is hands-on and invested in your success\n• A practice focused on growth, not staying stagnant\n\nWe care about our patients. We care about our team. And we expect the same from the people we bring in.\n\nIf you’re looking for a place where you can grow, be respected, and do great dentistry, this is it.\n\nApply today or message us directly.","dow":"","expireDate":"2026-05-09T01:01:00-04:00","externalUrl":"","isConfidential":"false","isNational":"false","jobDates":"","jobId":"554845","lat":"28.2602800","lng":"-81.4384162","msa":"36740","name":"Primary Office","occupationalCategory":"29-1021.00 Dentists, General","position":"DD","salary":"800.00","salaryUnits":"HOUR","source":"DentalPost","specialty":"General","state":"Florida","stateAbbrev":"FL","title":"Dentist","jobType":"PERM","updatedDate":"2026-03-26T19:27:14-04:00","uri":"/job-post/554845/dentist-job-in-kissimmee-fl","zip":"34746"}},{"node":{"city":"Winter Springs","createdDate":"2026-03-17T19:01:48-04:00","description":"Our privately owned small practice is growing and this is a new position added to support the Front Office Team!\n\nOur front office team member will be responsible for all aspects of the patient flow from phone calls, scheduling, insurance verifications, check in, providing check in forms and consents, check out, referrals, scanning documents, creating and presenting treatment plans, presenting and setting up payment plans, keeping up multiple lists (recall, waitlist, pre determination requests, medical clearances, pending treatment, new patient logs, treatment acceptance logs), and maintaining a clean and organized office.\n\nWork Week: Monday - Friday from 7:45am-5:45pm. \n\nBenefits: 1 Week PTO, 401K Matching up to 4.5%, Production Bonus Pool, and in house staff dental plans.\n\nCompensation: Negotiable based on experience and skills.\n\nBelow is a general list of responsibilities:\n\nResponsibilities:\nA dental receptionist is, among other things, the representative of a dental office. They are the first person a patient speaks to, and are an important part of establishing the patient’s relationship with the office. A dental receptionist is responsible for making sure that the operations of a dental office run smoothly so that the dental professionals can concentrate on patient care and dental treatment.\n\nThe Responsibilities of a Dental Receptionist Include:\nGreeting patients as they arrive and answering the phones.\nAssisting patients in filling out and required intake, insurance, and medical forms.\nConfirming appointments with patients via phone, e-services, or email\nScheduling and cancelling patient appointments.\nMaintaining patient accounts and records.\nPrepare and send patient bills.\nCompleting and filing insurance forms and dental billing records.\nSubmitting patient claims to insurance companies.\nDental Charting and Treatment Planning.\nTranslating dental services into proper billable codes.\nManaging and organizing specialist referrals.\nInforming patients of payment options if applicable.\nManaging office inventory and supplies.\nCommunicating with dental supply vendors.\nHandling test results including x-rays.\nOffice duties including document filing, scanning, and creation.\nEnsure reception area is maintained and professional in appearance.\n\nSkills: Dental receptionists need a variety of skills to be successful in their positions. The most important skills for these professionals include:\n\nInterpersonal skills: Dental assistants are regularly interacting with patients, dentists, dental assistants and other individuals in a dentist's office. Strong interpersonal skills allow dental receptionists to communicate and relate to others effectively, as well as help these professionals build relationships within their position and career. Interpersonal skills needed by dental receptionists include:\nResponsibility\nTeamwork\nActive listening\nEmpathy\nPatience\nLeadership\nDependability\nEmotional intelligence\nFlexibility\n\nDetail orientation: Dental receptionists are responsible for maintaining patient records, managing dentists' schedules and overseeing a variety of administrative information. In order to do so effectively, these professionals must be very detail-oriented. This skill allows dental receptionists to pay close attention to all details when working on a project or task and complete tasks in an error-free manner. Ways that dental receptionists can incorporate detail orientation into their daily tasks include:\nKeep tasks organized\nObserving situations and making note of large and small details\nFixing mistakes as they arise rather than waiting\nLimiting distractions\nPracticing good time management habits\nFollowing a set routine each day\nBeing punctual in the workplace\n\nCustomer service skills\nA dental receptionist's primary role is to support patients and provide assistance when necessary. They are often the first person a patient sees when they arrive at the dentist's office and the last person a patient sees as they make any final product purchases and leave. Strong customer service skills ensure the dental receptionist is in-tune to patients' needs, manages patient issues and needs effectively and leaves patients with a positive impression.\n\nExamples of customer service skills that dental receptionists benefit from include:\nPatience\nCommunication skills\nActive listening\nEmpathy\nConflict resolution\nAttentiveness\nAdaptability\nDecision-making skills\n\nProfessionalism\nDental receptionists must maintain professionalism throughout the course of their workday. Professionalism refers to a person's ability to act in a professional and respectable manner. Examples of professionalism skills that dental receptionists need include competency, integrity, accountability and emotional intelligence.\n\nComputer and Technology skills\nProficient in dental practice management software (Dentrix and e-services), social media, printing and scanning, and faxing.\n\nOrganizational skills\nDental receptionists are responsible for the majority of the organization done within a dental office. From filing patient information to creating filtered reports for communication, these professionals need strong organizational skills to effectively manage all of the information that goes into and out of the office. 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