Pediatrics-Focused Dentist

Pediatrics-Focused General Dentist or Pediatric Dentist: Springfield, Missouri

Springfield, MO | Full-Time | W-2 | Current Doctor Earned $520K+ Last Year | 150–185 New Patients per Month

This isn't a startup or a rebuild. A thriving Springfield pediatric practice wants a residency-trained Pediatric Dentist or a Pediatrics-Focused General Dentist to step into proven demand. The current doctor earned more than $520,000 last year before moving toward practice ownership, so the earning potential is documented, not hypothetical.

The work

• Busy, high-volume pediatric dentistry from day one
• Efficient multi-column scheduling that keeps you productive and focused on patients
• Long-term growth and leadership potential

The practice

• 150–185 new patients per month, with strong production, collections and schedule utilization
• 14 chairs: 6 restorative and 8 hygiene operatories
• Digital panoramic imaging and LightScalpel laser
• 8 dental assistants, dedicated patient coordinators and an experienced office manager
• Strong leadership and operational support
• Established community reputation and a positive, team-oriented culture

What you need

• Board-certified or board-eligible Pediatric Dentist, or a Pediatrics-Focused General Dentist
• Comfort in a busy pediatric environment and a team-first attitude
• A Missouri dental license, or willingness to obtain one

Compensation

• Pediatric Dentist: 35% of collections
• Pediatrics-Focused General Dentist: up to 33% of collections, based on production
• Full-time W-2

Why Springfield

An affordable cost of living, strong schools and easy access to outdoor recreation, in the healthcare hub of Southwest Missouri with one of the region's largest pediatric referral bases.

How to be considered

Apply with your CV and a short note on your pediatric training or experience, your Missouri license status and your ideal start date.

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