Orthodontist – Balanced & Pediatric Dental Office

Orthodontist – Trusted Pediatric Dental Office

Practice Overview We are a well-established, highly respected, women-led multi-specialty dental practice serving a pediatric-focused patient population. The practice includes pediatric dentistry, orthodontics, and general dentistry, with a strong emphasis on collaboration, continuity of care, and a supportive, team-oriented culture. The practice is owned and led by an all-female team of dentists and is widely known for its warm, family-friendly environment and collegial approach to care.

Who Were Looking For An orthodontist who values collaboration, balance, and patient-centered care. The ideal provider is personable, team-oriented, and aligned with a calm, respectful, and supportive work environment. This role is well-suited for someone seeking meaningful clinical work while maintaining work-life balance.

What You'll Do

• Provide comprehensive orthodontic care to a pediatric and adolescent patient population

• Work closely with pediatric dentists and general dentists within the practice

• Participate in a collaborative, multi-specialty environment with easy access to second opinions and internal referrals

• Maintain high standards of clinical excellence and patient communication

Experience Level

• Completion of an accredited orthodontic residency is required

• Board-certified or board-eligible orthodontists are welcome

• 1–2 years of experience is preferred

• Personality, cultural fit, and teamwork are highly valued over years of experience

Environment & Culture

• Supportive, collaborative, all-female team of dentists

• Family-friendly and understanding work culture

• Emphasis on flexibility, mutual respect, and long-term professional satisfaction

• Multi-specialty setting that encourages learning and shared clinical insight

Schedule

• Part-time position
• Flexible scheduling options available

Certifications & Requirements

• DDS/DMD from an accredited dental school
• Completion of an orthodontic residency
• Active (or eligible) state dental license
• Board certification or board eligibility in orthodontics