About the job Dentist III Beverly Hills
Dentist III
Daily Base Range: $1,000–$1,200/day
Minimum Requirement: Current California Dental License, active and in good standing.
Production Benchmark: Average Daily Production of approximately $4,000-6,000+/day
Level Benchmark: Sustained Average Daily Production of $6,000+/day over the prior 6 months, together with demonstrated advanced clinical competency, procedure mix, case complexity, quality of care, leadership, mentorship, documentation, patient experience, and adherence to Company standards.
Includes all Dentist I and Dentist II responsibilities and competencies. Dentist III is a senior general dentist expected to manage greater clinical complexity, maintain a broad procedure mix, and provide clinical leadership and mentorship to other providers and clinical team members.
Independently diagnose, treatment plan, and provide comprehensive general dentistry across a broad range of patient needs.
Perform restorative dentistry, crowns and bridges, extractions, endodontic procedures, emergency care, and other procedures within demonstrated competency and permitted scope.
Develop comprehensive treatment plans and effectively communicate diagnoses, treatment options, risks, benefits, alternatives, sequencing, and expected outcomes.
Manage complex cases and appropriately coordinate specialty treatment, referrals, and multidisciplinary care.
Maintain strong clinical production through comprehensive diagnosis, clinically appropriate treatment planning, efficient scheduling, case completion, and a broad procedure mix while preserving independent clinical judgment.
Maintain accurate, timely, and complete clinical notes, diagnoses, treatment plans, prescriptions, radiographic documentation, and records in Open Dental.
Lead clinical execution during the patient day and work closely with assistants, hygienists, and front-office team members to maintain efficient patient and provider flow.
Maintain strong standards for patient experience, quality of care, case completion, reappointment, and continuity of care.
Support and mentor Dentist I–II providers through case discussions, treatment-planning guidance, and sharing clinical best practices.
Maintain all required licenses, certifications, HIPAA, infection-control, and Company clinical standards.
Additional Dentist III Responsibilities
Provide comprehensive and advanced general dentistry across a broad range of patient needs and clinical complexity.
Perform complex restorative, crown and bridge, endodontic, surgical, implant-related, and other procedures within demonstrated competency and permitted scope.
Diagnose and develop comprehensive treatment plans for complex cases and coordinate multidisciplinary and specialty care when appropriate.
Demonstrate a broad and advanced procedure mix that allows more clinically appropriate treatment to be completed within the general practice when within the Dentist’s competency and scope.
Effectively communicate complex treatment options, sequencing, risks, benefits, alternatives, and expected outcomes to patients.
Take a senior clinical leadership role during the patient day and help identify and resolve clinical-flow issues affecting provider efficiency or patient care.
Actively mentor Dentist I–II providers through case review, treatment-planning guidance, clinical coaching, and sharing best practices.
Help identify clinical workflow, quality, documentation, and patient-experience opportunities and partner with clinical leadership on improvements.
Serve as a senior clinical resource for providers and team members while maintaining appropriate boundaries around each treating provider’s independent clinical judgment.