Getting quality dental care shouldn’t feel like pulling teeth. Our mission at Risas Dental and Braces is to provide affordable care to those who need it, without breaking the bank. We’re helping new patients smile every day and are looking for an Orthodontist to help meet the demand for care. The right candidate will share our commitment to quality care, is a team player, has a growth mind-set and a positive attitude.

Risas’ offices are fully operated and controlled by local dentists and orthodontists, who set their own schedules and work three days a week on average. Most of your referrals are in house, making it possible to start an average of 40 starts a month. Our Orthodontists are paid a competitive compensation and you'll never work alone. By being a part of Risas you'll share expenses, ideas, and entry level responsibilities, all to help drive higher payouts or more success. Risas is a doctor centric and patient focused company, where we “speak patient”. Risas’ support team is here to handle the rest so you can focus on what you do best: caring for your patients.

Benefits & Compensation as a Risas’s Orthodontist:

• Guaranteed Daily Rate with a lucrative incentive program
• Risas Orthodontists made an average of $400k in the 2022 calendar year
• Company averages daily take home pay for Orthodontists is $2750 per day
• Ortho Incentives
• Medical and Vision Insurance
• Free Dental Care* (some restrictions apply)
• Continuing education and advancement opportunities

Qualifications:

• Extensive experience practicing as an Orthodontist, including the diagnosis and treatment of a variety of cases.
• Passionate about providing quality dental care and improving patients' lives.
• Motivated and driven to achieve positive treatment outcomes.
• Exceptional communication skills, including the ability to explain detailed treatment plans in concise, understandable terms.
• Self-driven and willing to embrace a culture of continuous improvement.
• Excellent interpersonal skills and experience building strong rapport with patients.
• A valid dental license in Arizona, Colorado, Nevada, or Texas.
• A valid certificate in Orthodontics from an accredited program in the US