Dentist II Beverly Hills

Dentist II 

Daily Base Range: $850–$1,000/day

Minimum Requirement: Current California Dental License, active and in good standing.

Production Benchmark: Average Daily Production of approximately $3,500–$4,500/day

Promotion Benchmark: Sustained Average Daily Production of $4,500+/day over the prior 6 months, together with demonstrated clinical competency, case complexity, quality of care, leadership, documentation, patient experience, and adherence to Company standards.

Includes all Dentist I responsibilities and competencies. Dentist II is expected to independently manage a broader procedure mix and greater case complexity while contributing to clinical leadership and mentorship.

• Diagnose, treatment plan, and provide high-quality comprehensive general dentistry within the Dentist’s training, competency, and permitted scope.

• Perform comprehensive and limited exams, restorative dentistry, crowns, bridges, extractions, emergency care, and other appropriate procedures.

• Develop complete, clinically appropriate treatment plans and clearly communicate diagnoses, treatment options, risks, benefits, and alternatives.

• Partner with the front-office team to support treatment acceptance, appropriate scheduling, and continuity of care while maintaining independent clinical judgment.

• Maintain accurate, timely, and complete clinical notes, diagnoses, treatment plans, prescriptions, radiographic documentation, and other required records in Open Dental.

• Work efficiently with dental assistants, hygienists, and front-office team members to maintain productive schedules, strong patient flow, and a positive patient experience.

• Appropriately identify cases requiring specialty care, consultation, or referral and coordinate care when needed.

• Maintain all required licenses, certifications, infection-control standards, HIPAA requirements, and Company clinical policies.

Additional Dentist II Responsibilities

• Independently provide comprehensive general dentistry across a broader range of patient needs and clinical complexity.

• Perform endodontic procedures, more complex extractions, advanced restorative procedures, and other procedures within demonstrated competency and permitted scope.

• Manage more complex cases and appropriately coordinate specialty treatment, referrals, and multidisciplinary care.

• Demonstrate consistent comprehensive diagnosis and treatment planning across the full scope of each patient’s clinically appropriate needs.

• Maintain strong clinical production through comprehensive diagnosis, appropriate treatment planning, efficient scheduling, case completion, and an expanded procedure mix while preserving independent clinical judgment.

• 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.

• Support and mentor Dentist I providers through case discussions, treatment-planning guidance, and sharing clinical best practices.

• Demonstrate strong standards for patient experience, quality of care, case completion, reappointment, and continuity of care.