Dental Assistant - Lewisburg

MORTON DENTAL GROUP•Lewisburg, TN

3d•$23 - $28

About The Position

Morton Dental Group is hiring a Dental Assistant for its Lewisburg office. The Dental Assistant supports dentists during a range of procedures, prepares and maintains treatment rooms and equipment, follows infection-control and patient-safety procedures, and contributes to an organized, efficient clinical schedule. The role also includes patient communication and education, accurate clinical documentation, inventory awareness, and coordination with administrative colleagues. Successful assistants are proactive, organized, professional under pressure, and positive contributors to team culture. The office offers modern facilities with advanced dental technology and digital workflows, a supportive and growth-focused team, strong leadership, and a team-oriented culture. The schedule is Monday through Thursday, 7:30 AM to 5:00 PM, with no nights or weekends. A bonus offer is mentioned, but no amount or conditions are specified.

Requirements

Current Dental Assistant certification or licensure as required by state regulations.
Strong communication and interpersonal skills.
Ability to work efficiently in a fast-paced clinical environment.
Strong organizational and multitasking abilities.
Reliable attendance and punctuality.
Professional appearance and demeanor.
Knowledge of infection-control and sterilization protocols.
Strong attention to detail and operational awareness.

Nice To Haves

Prior dental assisting experience.
Experience with four-handed dentistry.
Experience with dental practice management software.
Expanded Functions certification, if applicable.
Experience assisting with multiple dental specialties or procedures.
Experience in high-volume or fast-paced dental offices.

Responsibilities

Assist dentists during procedures using four-handed dentistry.
Prepare instruments, materials, anesthetic setups, and equipment for procedures.
Set up and break down operatories according to the scheduled treatment.
Support restorative, crown and bridge, implant, cosmetic, surgical, and specialty procedures as needed.
Take diagnostic radiographs according to clinical protocols and state regulations.
Assist with intraoral scanning, digital workflows, and imaging technology when applicable.
Sterilize instruments, operatories, and equipment according to OSHA and infection-control standards.
Keep treatment rooms organized, stocked, and ready for procedures throughout the day.
Maintain accurate chart notes, treatment documentation, and patient records.
Assist with lab cases, impressions, temporaries, and clinical materials as appropriate.
Monitor clinical inventory and communicate supply needs proactively.
Support patient handoffs between clinical and administrative departments.
Maintain familiarity with emergency protocols and patient-safety procedures.
Participate in Morning Huddle prepared to review the day's schedule.
Support schedule flow and help minimize clinical delays.
Help patients feel calm, informed, comfortable, and cared for during treatment.
Communicate professionally and empathetically with patients and families.
Provide post-operative instructions and patient education as directed by dentists.
Maintain a welcoming, organized, and positive clinical environment, including composure in stressful or complex situations.
Contribute positively to office culture and team morale, and demonstrate accountability, reliability, and professionalism.
Support operational efficiency and schedule productivity; anticipate dentist and patient needs.
Demonstrate organization and attention to detail, support teammates and office initiatives, and remain coachable, adaptable, and growth-minded.
Avoid gossip, negativity, and divisive workplace behavior.