Lake Family Dental is looking for a registered dental hygienist to join our growing team and patient base! We are a completely digital office with an emphasis on patient focused care. Our clinical team does all basic dental procedures as well as orthodontics, extractions, and surgical implant placement.
Please respond to this posting or send your resume to: info@lakefamilydentalmn.com
LAKE FAMILY DENTAL
Dental Hygienist
Lake Family Dental
17 March at 23:03 ·
Lake Family Dental has and will continue to take the health and safety of our patients seriously. The Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic has led to challenges to our everyday life as well as the dental profession.
The Center for Disease Control (CDC), the Minnesota Board of Dentistry, and the Minnesota Dental Association have issued recommendations for dental offices to cease all elective or non-emergent treatments. These include regular orthodontic (braces) procedures, fillings, bleaching, and cleanings. We will be working diligently after these restrictions are lifted to assist our patients in receiving their regular care and previously scheduled procedures.
Examples of emergent dental situations could include patients experiencing dental pain, broken teeth, or facial swelling. If you have questions or concerns about a potential dental emergency, please call our office at 218-386-1048, as we will be keeping our regular hours in order to be available for such situations. If you reach us after hours, please leave a message with your name, question or concern, and contact information so that we may return your call.
Lake Family Dental continues to comply with and exceed CDC recommendations and guidelines for providing a safe environment for patients and staff. Doctors, assistants, and hygienists will continue to wear protective surgical gowns while treating patients. We began this policy several years ago and have continued to wear these to protect staff and patients alike. These gowns are removed after each appointment and laundered on-site in compliance with Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) and CDC regulations. These gowns ensure that any spray or particles associated with treating patients are isolated to that appointment and not potentially spread to another patient. We take these precautions because we are committed first and foremost to patient care and safety while receiving treatment in our office.
Thank you to our patients and the community for your patience and understanding.
Lake Family Dental has and will continue to take the health and safety of our patients seriously. The Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic has led to challenges to our everyday life as well as the dental profession.
The Center for Disease Control (CDC), the Minnesota Board of Dentistry, and the Minnesota Dental Association have issued recommendations for dental offices to cease all elective or non-emergent treatments. These include regular orthodontic (braces) procedures, fillings, bleaching, and cleanings. We will be working diligently after these restrictions are lifted to assist our patients in receiving their regular care and previously scheduled procedures.
Examples of emergent dental situations could include patients experiencing dental pain, broken teeth, or facial swelling. If you have questions or concerns about a potential dental emergency, please call our office at 218-386-1048, as we will be keeping our regular hours in order to be available for such situations. If you reach us after hours, please leave a message with your name, question or concern, and contact information so that we may return your call.
Lake Family Dental continues to comply with and exceed CDC recommendations and guidelines for providing a safe environment for patients and staff. Doctors, assistants, and hygienists will continue to wear protective surgical gowns while treating patients. We began this policy several years ago and have continued to wear these to protect staff and patients alike. These gowns are removed after each appointment and laundered on-site in compliance with Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) and CDC regulations. These gowns ensure that any spray or particles associated with treating patients are isolated to that appointment and not potentially spread to another patient. We take these precautions because we are committed first and foremost to patient care and safety while receiving treatment in our office.
Thank you to our patients and the community for your patience and understanding.
Lake Family Dental has and will continue to take the health and safety of our patients seriously. The Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic has led to challenges to our everyday life as well as the dental profession.
The Center for Disease Control (CDC), the Minnesota Board of Dentistry, and the Minnesota Dental Association have issued recommendations for dental offices to cease all elective or non-emergent treatments. These include regular orthodontic (braces) procedures, fillings, bleaching, and cleanings. We will be working diligently after these restrictions are lifted to assist our patients in receiving their regular care and previously scheduled procedures.
Examples of emergent dental situations could include patients experiencing dental pain, broken teeth, or facial swelling. If you have questions or concerns about a potential dental emergency, please call our office at 218-386-1048, as we will be keeping our regular hours in order to be available for such situations. If you reach us after hours, please leave a message with your name, question or concern, and contact information so that we may return your call.
Lake Family Dental continues to comply with and exceed CDC recommendations and guidelines for providing a safe environment for patients and staff. Doctors, assistants, and hygienists will continue to wear protective surgical gowns while treating patients. We began this policy several years ago and have continued to wear these to protect staff and patients alike. These gowns are removed after each appointment and laundered on-site in compliance with Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) and CDC regulations. These gowns ensure that any spray or particles associated with treating patients are isolated to that appointment and not potentially spread to another patient. We take these precautions because we are committed first and foremost to patient care and safety while receiving treatment in our office.
Thank you to our patients and the community for your patience and understanding.
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Lake Family Dental, located in Warroad, MN, is seeking a full-time (Monday - Thursday) front desk representative for our thriving dental practice!
We are seeking a detailed oriented and personable person to join our growing two-doctor practice! The individual would be working alongside other front desk team members to assist with a variety of tasks to best serve our patients.
The applicant does not need to have dental knowledge or experience though they must be proficient in computers and a willingness to learn!
If you feel this description fits you, apply today!
LAKE FAMILY DENTAL
Front Desk Representative
Lake Family Dental added 4 new photos.
January 21 at 8:54 AM ·
Crystal Bender is originally from Williams, MN and now resides in Warroad, MN with her husband, Jamie, and step-son, Logan. Crystal is a 2010 graduate from Baudette High School and Northwest Technical College located in Bemidji, MN.
Crystal was asked a few questions about dentistry and her time at Lake Family Dental.
Q: What do you like about the field of dentistry?
A: Dentistry is enjoyable because I am always learning something new, meeting new people, and having the opportunity to work with changing technology.
Q: Why did you choose to be a dental assistant?
A: I chose to become a dental assistant as an avenue into the medical field. It allows me to help provide happiness and confidence through a smile.
Q: What is the best part about your job?
A: The best part of working at Lake Family Dental is the lifelong relationships formed with the members of our community and our team members.
Congratulations, Crystal! Thank you for your dedication and passion for the field of dentistry and the patients of Lake Family Dental!