Dental jobs in Florida
277 verified openings
Dental jobs in Florida, like dental jobs everywhere, are paid for mostly by dentists' offices. Nationally, the Handbook places 91 percent of dental assistants and 94 percent of hygienists in them, with government a small employer. That makes each hire a business decision, set by the owner or the group that runs the office rather than by a public pay scale.
Dental Hygienist (Nalcrest)
Dental Hygienist - Friday Only (Lake Alfred)
Dental Hygienist (Dunnellon)
Dental Hygienist - Monday Only (Lakeland)
Dental Hygienist - For Temporary Maternity Leave Coverage (Fort Pierce)
Dental Hygienist (Pinellas Park)
Dental Hygienist - Friday Only (Mulberry)
Dental Hygienist (North Palm Beach)
Dental Hygienist - For Temporary Maternity Leave Coverage (Jensen Beach)
Dental Hygienist - PRN On-Call (Loxahatchee)
Dental Hygienist (Haines City)
Dental Hygienist (Seminole)
Dental Hygienist - Monday Only (Bartow)
Dental Hygienist (West Palm Beach)
Dental Hygienist (Clearwater)
Dental Hygienist - Friday Only (Haines City)
Dental Hygienist - Friday Only (Highland City)
Dental Hygienist (Lake Alfred)
Dental Hygienist - PRN On-Call (West Palm Beach)
Dental Hygienist - Friday only (Citrus Ridge)
Your Florida association is Florida Dental Association, listed with its counterparts across the country in the association directory.
About Dental jobs in Florida
Florida's May 2025 medians were $174,900 for general dentists, $91,980 for hygienists, and $47,620 for assistants. Its lab technicians did better than most, at $59,790 against $49,610 nationally, and every dental assistant in the state registers with the Florida Board of Dentistry. That comes to 277 live dental jobs in Florida, the largest share of them from Sage Dental, CPF Dental LLC, and Dental Care Alliance, and Tallahassee, Lake Wales, and Lakeland carrying the most. Where pay is stated it runs $37k to $315k a year.