Dental jobs in Michigan
16 verified openings
The credential behind many dental jobs in Michigan is the registered dental assistant license, and the list of requirements is long. It starts with an accredited program and a board-approved written and clinical exam. Applicants also need current life support certification, a background check, and training in implicit bias and human trafficking prevention.
Dental front Desk full time
Dental Assistant Instructor - Part-Time (Mornings/Evenings)
Dental Assistant - Instructor
Dental Front Desk Coordinator (FT)
Dental Patient Coordinator
Patient Service Rep Dental
Dental Receptionist - Business Assistant
Quality Care Promoter- Dental
Dental Front Desk & Patient Care Coordinator
Dental Patient Experience Coordinator
Front Office Associate - Dental Partners Oakland
Dental Front Desk Coordinator (FT)
Dental Front Desk Coordinator (FT)
Dental Front Desk Specialist - Full-Time
Dental Front Desk Coordinator
Dental Assistant
Your Michigan association is Michigan Dental Association, listed with its counterparts across the country in the association directory.
About Dental jobs in Michigan
One rung above in the same office is the hygienist, a separate license with its own degree. In Michigan that rung paid a median of $83,790 in May 2025, against $48,820 for assistants. Hygienists are also unusually common in Michigan, holding 1.37 times their national share of the state's jobs. That comes to 16 live dental jobs in Michigan, the largest share of them from Bright Direction Dental, Bright Direction Dental LLC, and Bright Direction Dental LLC., and Traverse City, Lansing, and Portage carrying the most.