Dental Assistant - St. Laurent Dental Centre

dentalcorp•Ottawa, ON

3d•Onsite

About The Position

At St. Laurent Dental Centre, we’ve been proudly serving the Ottawa community with exceptional dental care. Our modern, family-friendly clinic is dedicated to creating healthy, confident smiles in a welcoming and professional environment. We offer a full range of dental services — from preventive and cosmetic dentistry to restorative treatments and advanced procedures — all delivered by a compassionate team that values patient comfort, education, and long-term oral health. Our practice combines the latest dental technology with a personalized approach to care. We believe that every patient deserves to feel heard, respected, and empowered to make informed decisions about their oral health. Located conveniently in the St. Laurent Shopping Centre, our office provides easy access, flexible hours, and a supportive atmosphere for both patients and team members. We take pride in maintaining a positive, collaborative workplace where dental professionals can grow, learn, and make a real difference in our community.

Requirements

Registered and/or Certified as a Dental Assistant with your Provincial regulatory body or association is required
Previous dental assisting experience is required
Candidates must be legally authorized to work in Canada.

Responsibilities

Prepare treatment rooms, instruments, and materials for procedures, ensuring a clean and safe environment
Assist dentists and hygienists during treatments, maintaining patient comfort and workflow
Take dental X-rays and digital images as required
Perform instrument sterilization and infection control following IPAC standards
Update patient charts and provide education on oral hygiene and post-treatment care
Support scheduling, patient flow, and administrative tasks
Collaborate with the dental team to deliver efficient, high-quality care
Follow all privacy, safety, and regulatory guidelines
Establish strong patient relationships while maintaining ethical professional behaviour