Dental Receptionist - Please Apply Only If You Have Dental Admin experience

Experienced Applicants Only – Please Apply Only If You Have Dental Admin/ Reception Experince

Lead Dental Administrator / Receptionist (Growth Opportunity to Office Manager)
Are you an experienced dental receptionist with leadership skills and a passion for creating an exceptional patient experience? Upper East Dental is looking for a professional, motivated, and organized individual to lead our front desk operations—with the potential to grow into an Office Manager role.

This is a unique opportunity to join a modern, growing dental practice from the ground up and help shape the systems, culture, and patient experience we build together.

What You’ll Do:

  • Welcome patients and manage front desk operations with professionalism and warmth
  • Coordinate and present treatment plans clearly and compassionately
  • Lead daily administrative functions and support fellow team members
  • Oversee scheduling, insurance processing, billing, and patient communications
  • Collaborate closely with clinical staff to ensure a seamless flow of care
  • Contribute to the development of office systems, protocols, and team culture

What We’re Looking For:

  • 4+ years of dental reception experience (supervisory or team lead experience preferred)
  • Strong understanding of treatment planning and dental procedures
  • Excellent interpersonal and problem-solving skills
  • Familiarity with Cleardental software
  • A proactive, goal oriented, growth-minded team player who is excited to lead and learn

Why Join Upper East Dental:

  • Be part of a brand-new, modern dental office with a supportive team
  • Real opportunity to grow into an Office Manager role as the practice expands
  • Professional development and mentoring
  • Convenient East York location (Brentcliffe & Eglinton)

Ready to grow with us? Send your resume to [your email here] with the subject line: Upper East Reception Lead Application

Job Type: Full-time

Pay: From $28.00 per hour

Benefits:

  • Dental care
  • Vision care

Work Location: In person

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