Prosthodontist Jobs
Prosthodontist jobs are open across private dental practices, academic medical centers, and specialty group clinics, at every level from new-grad associate to program director, with specializations in implant restoration, maxillofacial prosthetics, and full-mouth reconstruction. Find a role that fits from the openings below and apply directly.
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ClearChoice Dental Implant Centers are a network of dental treatment centers providing innovative and quality dental implant care to patients across the United States. Our purpose is to be a platform of hope for the edentulous and those suffering with acute oral disease. We provide several implant solutions for patients, but we specialize in same-day, full arch fixed implant restorations, all in one facility. As a network, ClearChoice has treated more than 165,000+ patients for full arch solutions and each center completes 30+ arches, per month on average. ClearChoice prosthodontists earn up to 2X to 3X more than their private practice counterparts.
Each ClearChoice Center is specialist only, owned and run by prosthodontists who make the clinical decisions, do the patient consults, and perform the day-to-day restorative appointments. Oral surgeons address the surgical needs and place the implants, and each center has a fully-equipped laboratory. This multidisciplinary environment allows patients to be treated most efficiently, all in the same facility. Each center is equipped with modern digital technology, including CBCT scan technology, desktop and IOS scanners, and the Cubex-controlled substance management system.
Our world-class management services provides all non-clinical services and delivers full support, so that you can focus on dentistry while we focus on the day-to-day. ClearChoice Management services handles administrative tasks, marketing, finance, human resources, compliance, IT, training, business support, doctor mentorship programs, and much more.
All ClearChoice centers have a shared clinical affiliation, providing the opportunity for national collaboration between doctors on procedures, protocols, and clinical experience. The ClearChoice Center National Panel of Doctors meets regularly to share experiences, discuss developments, and coordinate research around dental implant procedures and protocols
Job Description
Perform all phases of prosthetic dentistry and related dental implant services to the appropriate standards as set forth by the practice.
Ability to build good rapport with patients and staff and promote the success of the center.
Be willing to take a leadership role in the center with an emphasis on driving center profitability.
Possess a patient-centered mindset and approach to treatment planning and day to day center operations.
Job Requirements
Professional Degree: DDS/DMD
Certificate in Prosthodontics from an American Dental Association accredited program.
Salary and Benefits
Competitive salary and bonus based on production. Benefits include complete coverage for group health insurance for employee and dependents as well as malpractice insurance.
ClearChoice Dental Implant Centers are a network of dental treatment centers providing innovative and quality dental implant care to patients across the United States. Our purpose is to be a platform of hope for the edentulous and those suffering with acute oral disease. We provide several implant solutions for patients, but we specialize in same-day, full arch fixed implant restorations, all in one facility. As a network, ClearChoice has treated more than 165,000+ patients for full arch solutions and each center completes 30+ arches, per month on average. ClearChoice prosthodontists earn up to 2X to 3X more than their private practice counterparts.
Each ClearChoice Center is specialist only, owned and run by prosthodontists who make the clinical decisions, do the patient consults, and perform the day-to-day restorative appointments. Oral surgeons address the surgical needs and place the implants, and each center has a fully-equipped laboratory. This multidisciplinary environment allows patients to be treated most efficiently, all in the same facility. Each center is equipped with modern digital technology, including CBCT scan technology, desktop and IOS scanners, and the Cubex-controlled substance management system.
Our world-class management services provides all non-clinical services and delivers full support, so that you can focus on dentistry while we focus on the day-to-day. ClearChoice Management services handles administrative tasks, marketing, finance, human resources, compliance, IT, training, business support, doctor mentorship programs, and much more.
All ClearChoice centers have a shared clinical affiliation, providing the opportunity for national collaboration between doctors on procedures, protocols, and clinical experience. The ClearChoice Center National Panel of Doctors meets regularly to share experiences, discuss developments, and coordinate research around dental implant procedures and protocols
Job Description
Perform all phases of prosthetic dentistry and related dental implant services to the appropriate standards as set forth by the practice.
Ability to build good rapport with patients and staff and promote the success of the center.
Be willing to take a leadership role in the center with an emphasis on driving center profitability.
Possess a patient-centered mindset and approach to treatment planning and day to day center operations.
Job Requirements
Professional Degree: DDS/DMD
Certificate in Prosthodontics from an American Dental Association accredited program.
Salary and Benefits
Competitive salary and bonus based on production. Benefits include complete coverage for group health insurance for employee and dependents as well as malpractice insurance.
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Who's Hiring
- ClearChoice Dental Implant Centers11
- US Department of Veterans Affairs2
- Aspen Dental1
- Lyon College1
- Sonrava Health1
Top Industries Hiring
- Education
- Healthcare & Medical Services
What Employers Look For
The qualifications that appear most often in prosthodontist jobs.
- DMD or DDS degree with a completed prosthodontics specialty residency program
- State dental licensure or eligibility for licensure in the hiring state
- Experience with implant-supported prosthetics and full-arch reconstruction cases
- American Board of Prosthodontics certification or board-eligible status
- Proficiency with digital impression systems and CAD/CAM dental technology
- Experience with maxillofacial prosthetics or oncology rehabilitation cases
Tips for Your Prosthodontist Job Search
Highlight implant and restoration case volume
Hiring committees want to see the scope of your hands-on experience, not just your credentials. List the types of prosthetic cases you've completed, including implant-supported restorations, full-arch cases, and TMD treatment, so reviewers can gauge your clinical depth immediately.
Tailor your CV for academic versus private practice
Academic roles weigh publications, teaching experience, and research output heavily, while private practice postings prioritize production capacity and patient flow. Keep two versions of your CV and swap the emphasis depending on the setting you're targeting.
Apply early to roles that fit
Migrate Mate lists prosthodontist openings from across the United States in one place, so you can find roles that match and apply directly to each listing.
Filter openings by board certification requirements
Some practices require American Board of Prosthodontics certification at hire, while others list it as preferred and will bring on candidates who are board-eligible. Know which category each posting falls into before applying so you're not wasting time on roles you're screened out of.
Prepare a digital case presentation portfolio
Many prosthodontist interviews now include a portfolio review or a case presentation round. Assemble high-quality before-and-after documentation of complex restorative cases, including implant planning images and occlusal analysis, and be ready to walk the panel through your clinical decision-making process.
Negotiate start date around credentialing timelines
Hospital-affiliated and DSO positions often require credentialing that adds weeks to your actual start date. When negotiating your offer, confirm whether the stated start date accounts for that process or assumes it's already complete, and get the credentialing timeline in writing.
Prosthodontist Jobs: Frequently Asked Questions
Which companies are hiring the most prosthodontists?
The companies hiring the most prosthodontists right now include ClearChoice Dental Implant Centers, US Department of Veterans Affairs, and Aspen Dental, with the largest share of openings in California, New York, and Massachusetts, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of August 2026. Academic health systems and large dental service organizations tend to post the highest volume of openings at any given time.
How many prosthodontist jobs are remote?
About 0% of prosthodontist openings are fully remote or hybrid as of August 2026, reflecting the hands-on nature of most clinical roles. Remote opportunities are most common in consulting, treatment planning for DSO networks, and academic roles with significant administrative or research components rather than chair-side patient care.
How do you become a prosthodontist?
You become a prosthodontist by completing a DMD or DDS degree from an accredited dental school, then finishing an additional specialty residency in prosthodontics accredited by the Commission on Dental Accreditation. After residency, you obtain state dental licensure and can pursue board certification through the American Board of Prosthodontics, which requires passing written and clinical examinations.
How do you get hired as a prosthodontist with little experience?
New-grad prosthodontists are most competitive for associate roles at group practices and academic faculty positions where mentorship is built into the structure. Emphasize your residency case volume, the complexity of prosthetic cases you've managed, any research or presentations from your program, and your proficiency with digital workflows, since many practices prioritize technology fluency in candidates who are still building their clinical track.
What does the prosthodontist interview process look like?
The interview process typically involves an initial phone or video screening with a practice administrator or HR contact, followed by an on-site visit where you meet clinical leadership and tour the facility. Many employers include a case presentation round, where you walk through complex restorative cases from your portfolio. Academic roles often add a teaching demonstration and a separate meeting with a faculty committee before an offer is extended.
Where can I find and apply to prosthodontist jobs?
You can find and apply to prosthodontist jobs on Migrate Mate, which lists current openings from across the United States in one place. Find roles that match your specialization and experience level, then apply directly to each listing without leaving the platform.
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