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Endodontics Jobs (NOW HIRING)

Overview Dentist (Endodontics) PRN | Flexible Scheduling | 1-2 Days/Month What We Offer Our Endodontic Dental Providers * Daily compensation of $1,000-$2,700 -- structured as the greater of a ...

Overview Dentist (Endodontics) PRN | Flexible Scheduling | 1-2 Days/Month What We Offer Our Endodontic Dental Providers * Daily compensation of $1,000-$2,700 -- structured as the greater of a ...

Education-focused clinical leadership role in Endodontics / Shape DDS and DCD curricula and training / Flexible 0.4-0.8 FTE appointment * Join us to advance evidence-based endodontic education and ...

Dental Assistant

Springfield, PA

$17 - $22.25/hr

Springfield Endodontics Location: 1050 Baltimore Pike; Suite 6, Springfield, PA 19064 Website: Status: Full-time Pay Range: Competitive salary About Springfield Endodontics We're hiring a full-time ...

Dental Assistant

Easton, MD

$18.25 - $23.75/hr

Bay Endodontics Location: 29466 Pintail Drive Suite 16 Easton, MD 21601 Website: www.bay-endo.com Status: Full time Pay Range: Competitive salary About Bay Endodontics We are looking for a competent ...

Join our dynamic and thriving dental practice as a Endodontics Dental Assistant! At Great Expressions Dental Centers, we're seeking an energetic and motivated individual to join our team and ...

RCT Endodontics Location: 3060 Mitchellville Road; Suite 108; Bowie, MD 20716 Website: Status: Part-Time amp; Full-Time At RCT Endodontics, Bowie practice location, we pride ourselves on providing ...

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How much do endodontics jobs pay per year?

As of May 31, 2026, the average yearly pay for endodontics in the United States is $241,185.00, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $100,000.00 and $355,500.00 per year, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as an Endodontist, and why are they important?

To thrive as an Endodontist, you need advanced expertise in dental anatomy, pain management, and root canal therapy, typically supported by a DDS or DMD degree and specialized endodontic training. Mastery of dental operating microscopes, digital radiography, and rotary endodontic systems is essential. Excellent manual dexterity, attention to detail, and strong patient communication skills set top professionals apart in this specialty. These skills ensure precise treatment, patient comfort, and successful outcomes in managing complex dental cases.

What are some of the common challenges faced by endodontists in their daily practice?

Endodontists often encounter challenging cases such as complex root canal systems, calcified canals, and retreatment of previously failed procedures. Managing patient anxiety and discomfort is another frequent challenge, as many patients associate endodontic treatment with pain. Additionally, staying updated with advancements in endodontic technology and techniques is crucial for providing optimal patient care. Collaboration with general dentists and other dental specialists is also an important aspect of the role to ensure comprehensive treatment plans.

What is endodontics?

Endodontics is a specialized branch of dentistry focused on the diagnosis, prevention, and treatment of diseases and injuries involving the dental pulp (the soft tissue inside the tooth) and the tissues surrounding the roots of a tooth. The most common procedure performed by endodontists is root canal therapy, which helps save teeth that might otherwise need to be extracted. Endodontists receive advanced training beyond dental school to become experts in managing complex cases, pain, and infections related to tooth nerves. They use specialized techniques and equipment to ensure effective and comfortable treatment.

What is the difference between Endodontics vs General Dentistry?

AspectEndodonticsGeneral Dentistry
Required CredentialsDental Degree + Endodontic Specialty CertificationDental Degree
Work EnvironmentSpecialized clinics, focusing on root canals and pulp therapyGeneral dental offices, providing broad dental care
Employer & Industry UsageDental practices with specialists, hospitals, clinicsMost dental practices, community clinics
Common Search & ComparisonOften compared for specialized proceduresBroader dental services

Endodontics is a dental specialty focusing on root canal treatments and pulp therapy, requiring additional certification after dental school. General dentistry covers a wide range of dental care services without specialty training. While general dentists handle most dental issues, endodontists provide specialized care for complex root and pulp problems.

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Dentist - Endodontics

$1.20K - $1.50K/day

Full-time

Medical, Dental

Posted 9 days ago


Job description

See below for information a partner that I have with locations across the country! Currently searching for permanent Endodontist to join their team in the locations listed below! Id love to connect! Call at your convenience or schedule a time to speak: https://calendly.com/jonathon-graham/15min. 


Endodontics:

·      Need: Endodontist (Cannot consider a General Dentist)

·      Procedures: Full spectrum Endodontics

·      Scheduling: Prefer full-time (4 days each week), May consider 3 days for the right candidate

·      Partnership/Equity available

·      Compensation:

o  Straight %: 40-45% of production

o  Daily guarantee: first 3-4 months: $1,200-1,500

·      Benefits & More:

o  Relocation & Sign-On

o  Full Health, Dental, short/long-term disability, more

o  No supplies or lab fees

o  Provide bonuses that can help cover association fees, Board Certification & More!

 

Sheboygan, WI:

·      7 total locations in the Milwaukee and surrounding area - Working only at the Sheboygan office 

·      One of the partners in the office plans to retire soon

·      Established and most profitable location

·      Multiple partner doctors - great network


Buffalo, NY:

·      Two locations but working only at the Williamsville location unless helping at Seneca

·      Mentorship from Dr McCann

·      Strong referral base - no need to market from scratch

·      Very busy practice

·      FFS/Cash

·      2 partner doctors in this location


Tulsa, OK:

·      One location - fully renovated

·      Two partner doctors - heavy mentorship

·      One of the partner doctors wants to relocate to another Specialty 1 practice on the West Coast to be near family

·      Walking into established patient basis


Liberty, MO:

·      Three location - will need to rotate between offices (close in proximity)

·      2 locations in Missouri, 1 Location in Kansas (will need to be licensed in both states – will wait for licensure)

·      6 doctors total floating between the 3 practices

·      FFS/Cash

·      Very open office space 


Kind regards,

Jonathon Graham

(972) 954-6981 Direct

Jonathon.graham@elevatehcc.com Email