Dental Assistant Jobs

[...] It isn’t hard to imagine the type of employees, dental assistants, dentists prefer. I recently asked several dentist friends about their dental assistants. [...]

[...] dental assistant salary. Entry level dental assistant salaries are relatively good. Most dental assistants start out around $11.00 per hour. As one starts to gain experience and skills, the salary [...]

[...] I spoke to a dentist friend a few days ago about hiring his dental assistants. I asked him what he would look for when interviewing applicants for dental assistant [...]

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[...] with people and caring about other people. It is a career that also rewards you with a good dental assistant salary. Entry level dental assistant salaries are relatively good. Most dental assistants [...]

[...] attitudes. Dental assistants with positive attitudes are usually fun to work with. One dental assistant with a positive attitude can fill the entire dental office with positive energy. There are [...]

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[...] . It presents you in your best light, and shows employers that if they hire you for the dental assistant job, they will get specific and direct benefits. A great resume looks great and makes the [...]

[...] A dental assistants can help you become positive. When you are in for an interview for a dental assistant job, speak to other dental assistants at the office (if you are allowed to). If they are [...]

[...] choice. Wear something that reflects professionalism. Working in a dental office as a professional comes with pride and responsibility. What you wear to the interview shows [...]

[...] usually fun to work with. One dental assistant with a positive attitude can fill the entire dental office with positive energy. There are basically three types of dental assistants, or three types of [...]

[...] Dental assisting can be a rewarding career if you enjoy working with people and caring about other people. It [...]

[...] , on the other hand, like to complain and have negative attitudes toward the profession of dental assisting and the practice they are working for. When problems arise, they like to complain without [...]

[...] your choice, judgement and perspectives on the job. Take your resume with you to a dental assistant job interview. If you don’t bring one to your interview, he will not even see you that day. [...]

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[...] that you work in (detailed information at Bureau of Labor Statistics website). Chairside dental assisting, office management and lab work come with different level of [...]