We’re looking caring, reliable Associate Dentists to join our community-focused practice in Glenrothes.
We’re not looking for a “world number one surgeon” — we’re looking for a dentist who genuinely cares about patients, communicates well, and wants to grow in a supportive team.
You’ll have access to modern digital workflows and a strong clinical support network, with excellent development opportunities across our wider group.
What we offer (openly to all associates)
- Dental loupes discounts
- CPD packages
- Training programmes + Master’s Degree development pathway
- Communication training with some of the best general dentists across Scotland
- High-volume implant/surgical case exposure (great learning environment)
- Dento-legal support (in addition to your mandatory indemnity cover)
- Hands-on onboarding/training to adapt quickly to our patient base
- On-site mentors and supportive colleagues — we’re a loving, growth-minded team
- Routine study groups across our dental group (pool of 40+ dentists)
- Short courses throughout your career to support any weaker areas
- More to come
Key duties
- Carry out thorough dental examinations and oral health assessments
- Create personalised treatment plans based on clinical findings and patient needs
- Provide a wide range of treatments including:
- Restorations
- Extractions
- Endodontics (root canal treatment)
- Cosmetic dentistry
- Use digital workflows where appropriate (including digital scanning)
- Interpret radiographs and other imaging to support diagnosis and treatment planning
- Maintain accurate clinical notes and patient records in line with UK regulations
- Educate patients on oral hygiene and post-treatment care
- Work closely with nurses, hygienists/therapists, and the wider team to support smooth clinic operations
- Participate in CPD and stay up to date with best practice and modern dentistry
Requirements / Skills
- GDC registered with a UK-recognised dental qualification
- Excellent communication and patient-centred approach
- Strong clinical judgement and ability to plan treatment safely and effectively
- Competent in interpreting radiographs and diagnostic imaging
- Good organisation and attention to detail with clinical records
- Comfortable working independently and as part of a team
- Previous UK dental experience is advantageous (but not essential if you’re safe and supported)
Job Types: Full-time, Part-time, Permanent, Fixed term contract
Contract length: 24 months
Pay: £59,840.96-£200,000.00 per year
Expected hours: 37.5 per week
Work Location: In person
