Dental
Dental Receptionist jobs
Dental receptionists run the front desk of a dental office: scheduling, insurance, treatment plan payments and keeping the hygiene schedule full.
- Typical US pay
- $34k–$48k /yr
- ≈ $16–$23/hr
- Open jobs
- 0
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- Also called
- Dental Front Office Coordinator, Dental Office Coordinator, Dental Patient Coordinator, Treatment Coordinator
Open dental receptionist jobs
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What does a dental receptionist do?
- Schedule and confirm appointments and fill hygiene openings
- Verify dental insurance and explain treatment costs
- Collect payments and set up payment plans
- Greet patients and keep records up to date
Key skills
- Dental software (Dentrix, Eaglesoft, Open Dental)
- Dental insurance
- Scheduling
- Collections
- Customer service
How to become a dental receptionist
A high school diploma or GED. Dental office or front desk experience is preferred; practices train on their software.
Licensing & certifications
No license is required.
Frequently asked questions
How much do dental receptionists make?
Dental Receptionists in the US typically earn about $34k to $48k a year, depending on experience, certification, location, specialty and setting. Bilingual candidates sometimes earn a pay differential.
How do I become a dental receptionist?
A high school diploma or GED. Dental office or front desk experience is preferred; practices train on their software.
Do dental receptionists need a license or certification?
No license is required.
What other job titles are there for dental receptionists?
Common titles include Dental Front Office Coordinator, Dental Office Coordinator, Dental Patient Coordinator, Treatment Coordinator.
Pay ranges are approximate US figures for entry-level through experienced workers and vary by state, setting and specialty. Licensing rules vary by state; check with your state board.