dentalcorp·Regina, Saskatchewan
Perform clinical preventative hygiene services including scaling, polishing, and whitening for patients. Act as an oral health educator to introduce preventative techniques and maintain patient loyalty through tailored care.
Acre 21 dental is located in southeast Regina offers the latest techniques in full-service dentistry. Our practice offers a full range of general dentistry services including professional dental cleanings and checkups, fillings, restorations, and laser dental treatments.
Our team of general dentists and dental care staff are highly regarded in their field, bring extensive experience to provide all patients with the highest quality of dental care services available.
1 day/Week (Friday | 8am - 2pm), with opportunity to pick up additional days as required.
Appropriately assess, plan, implement and evaluate services for patient care
Perform all aspects of clinical preventative hygiene services including scaling, root planning, polishing, topical fluoride, pit and fissure sealants and whitening to patients
Serve as an oral health educator by introducing new preventative techniques and counselling
Establish and retain patient loyalty by delivering a tailored experience based on the patients’ expectations, while consistently maintaining ethical and professional behaviour
Candidates must be legally authorized to work in Canada. We are committed to building a workforce that reflects the diversity of the communities and patients we serve. While we thank all applicants for their interest, only those selected for further consideration will be contacted. Applicants who require accommodation during the application or hiring process are encouraged to contact our Recruitment Team; all requests will be reviewed and addressed on a case-by-case basis.
Requires a Dental Hygiene Diploma or Degree and current registration in good standing with the provincial regulatory body. A valid CPR certification and legal authorization to work in Canada are also mandatory.
Market context
Dental positions in Saskatchewan typically draw steady demand in both urban and community practices, especially for candidates who are already licensed and ready to start treating patients. These roles are competitive because employers often look for a DDS/DMD or NDEB equivalency, current provincial registration, and valid CPR, while development pathways such as associate, ortho, implant, and partnership programs can set one opportunity apart. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time, then confirm your licensing status and prepare to discuss the practice areas you want to grow into.