Associate Dentist

Company Description Reform Street Dental Practice is a well-established medical practice based in Dundee, United Kingdom, serving a diverse patient community in the Greater Dundee Area. The practice is committed to delivering high-quality, patient-centered dental care in a professional and welcoming environment. Team members work collaboratively to provide a full range of general and preventive dental services. The practice values clinical excellence, clear communication, and a respectful, inclusive workplace. Joining Reform Street Dental Practice offers the opportunity to grow professionally while contributing to the long-term oral health of the local community. Role Description The Associate Dentist will provide comprehensive general dental care, including examinations, diagnosis, treatment planning, and delivery of routine and restorative procedures. Day-to-day responsibilities include performing fillings, extractions, hygiene-focused treatments, and other clinically appropriate services, while maintaining accurate and compliant patient records. The role involves communicating treatment options clearly, educating patients on oral health, and collaborating with dental nurses and other team members to ensure efficient, safe, and compassionate care. The Associate Dentist is expected to follow clinical governance standards, adhere to relevant regulatory guidelines, and participate in practice meetings and ongoing professional development. This is a full-time, on-site role based in the Greater Dundee Area. Qualifications Candidates should possess a recognized dental degree and full professional registration (e.g., GDC registration or equivalent) with eligibility to practice in the United Kingdom. Candidates should possess strong clinical skills in general dentistry, including examination, diagnosis, treatment planning, and delivery of routine restorative and preventive care. Candidates should possess proficiency in patient communication, including explaining treatment options, obtaining informed consent, and providing clear oral health education. Candidates should possess sound knowledge of infection prevention and control, health and safety procedures, and adherence to clinical governance and regulatory standards. Candidates should possess effective time-management and organizational skills, with the ability to work efficiently within a busy schedule and collaborate with the wider dental team. Candidates should possess a commitment to continuing professional development and openness to adopting new techniques, technologies, and evidence-based clinical practices. Candidates should possess experience in a general dental practice setting; familiarity with digital dental records and practice management systems is beneficial.