dentalcorp·Grande Prairie, Alberta
The dental hygienist will perform clinical preventative services such as scaling, root planning, and whitening while providing oral health education to patients. They are responsible for assessing, planning, and implementing personalized care plans to ensure patient loyalty and high-quality service.
Our practice is committed to providing each of our patients with personalized and quality dental care. We offer a comprehensive range of services to suit the unique needs of all our patients, including general dentistry, cosmetics services, implants, braces, Invisalign®, TMJ treatment, mouth guards, root canals and dental check-ups. We utilize iTero Intraoral Camera, Rotary Endodontics, Oral Cancer Screenings, Digital X-ray, Electric handpiece and Panorex to support varying treatment plans. We pride ourselves on providing quality dental care and 4.9 stars on Google reviews, evidence of our exceptional patient service, commitment to continuous learning and innovative technology.
Candidates must hold a Dental Hygiene Diploma or Degree and maintain current registration with the provincial regulatory body. A valid CPR certification and legal authorization to work in Canada are also required.
Market context
Dental assistant roles in Alberta are typically supported by ongoing patient demand and clinic staffing needs, especially in practices that value reliable front-desk and chairside support. Competition can be stronger for candidates with clear English communication, healthcare interest, and prior Dental or Optometric Assistant experience, while schedule flexibility for Monday to Friday and rotating Saturdays can help. The requirements and benefits here are AI-summarized from the original job description, saving you research time; before applying, confirm the schedule and benefits match your availability and priorities.