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Licensed Dental Hygienist at Apple Tree Dental - ApplyBlast

Licensed Dental Hygienist

Apple Tree Dental

29 days ago

3.4 on Glassdoor

Mounds View, Minnesota, United States

Onsite

Full Time

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About this role

A Licensed Dental Hygienist at a mission-driven nonprofit in Mounds View, MN, provides patient-centered preventive and therapeutic oral healthcare while promoting community oral health education. The role involves performing dental prophylaxis, conducting screenings, and educating patients on preventive care in a supportive environment. This position offers competitive pay, flexible scheduling, and comprehensive benefits including loan forgiveness opportunities.

Responsibilities

Perform dental prophylaxis and periodontal therapies including scaling and root planing
Conduct oral cancer screenings and periodontal charting while educating patients on preventive care
Take and develop dental x-rays and maintain accurate patient records ensuring safety compliance

Skills

Qualifications

Active Minnesota dental hygiene licenseCurrent CPR (BLS) certification

About Apple Tree Dental

appletreedental.org

Headquarters

Mounds View, Minnesota, United States

Company Size

201-500 employees

Founded

1985

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Apple Tree Dental is a nonprofit dental organization focused on overcoming barriers to oral health by delivering high-quality, affordable care to underserved communities. They operate community clinics and mobile dental units and partner with schools, long‑term care facilities, and social service organizations to reach patients where they are, including many Medicaid beneficiaries. Beyond clinical services, Apple Tree provides preventive programs, education, workforce training, and advocacy to improve access and oral‑health equity. Their model emphasizes community partnerships and innovative delivery to remove financial, logistical, and systemic obstacles to care.