Dental jobs in New York
112 verified openings
Dental jobs in New York carry licensing rules most other states do not. Assistants must hold a state license, which takes an approved program or 1,000 hours of work and national board exams. First-time dentists cannot license through a clinical exam at all and must instead finish a clinically based residency of at least one year, a rule in place since 2007.
Dental Receptionist
Dental Patient Experience & Scheduling Coordinator
Dental Patient Experience Coordinator
Remote Dental Insurance AR Specialist: Claims Resolution
Patient Service Representative for Dental Clinic Job - Farmers Branch, TX
Remote Dental Recruitment BizDev Pro - Uncapped Commission
Dental Instrument Sterilization Specialist - Flexible Hours
Dental Tech & Digital Services Leader
Impactful Claims Coordinator - Dental & Health
Dental Patient Coordinator: Patient Care & Growth
Bilingual Front Desk Coordinator - Dental Office (Travel)
Dental Front Desk Associate - Welcoming Care & Scheduling
Bilingual Front Desk Administrator - Dental (PT/FT)
Field Territory Manager - Orthodontics & Digital Solutions
Patient Care Coordinator - Growth and Modern Dental Team
Hygienist
Hygienist
Dental Receptionist
Hygienist
Pediatric Dentistry Patient Services Coordinator
Your New York association is New York State Dental Association, listed with its counterparts across the country in the association directory.
About Dental jobs in New York
Check a listing's first lines for the words licensed or residency-trained, since they tell you early whether you qualify. New York's 13,660 hygienists had a median of $106,130 in May 2025, and its general dentists earned $183,060. As of today that means 112 live dental jobs in New York. The largest share comes from Western New York Dental Group, Affinity Dental Management, and Align Technology, and Brooklyn, New York, and Florida have the most of them. Where pay is stated it runs $33k to $315k a year.