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.