Job Description
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We're looking for caring, reliable Associate Dentists to join our community-focused practice in Cupar, Fife.
We're not looking for a "world number one surgeon" — we're looking for a dentist who genuinely cares about patients, communicates effectively, and wants to grow in a supportive team environment.
You'll have access to modern digital workflows and a strong clinical support network, with excellent development opportunities across our wider group.
What we offer (openly to all associates):
Dental loupes discounts
CPD packages
Training programmes + Master's Degree development pathway
Communication training with some of the best general dentists across Scotland
High-volume implant/surgical case exposure (great learning environment)
Dento-legal support (in addition to your mandatory indemnity cover)
Hands-on onboarding/training to adapt quickly to our patient base
On-site mentors and supportive colleagues — we're a loving, growth-minded team
Routine study groups across our dental group (pool of 40+ dentists)
Short courses throughout your career to support any weaker areas
Key duties
Carry out thorough dental examinations and oral health assessments
Create personalised treatment plans based on clinical findings and patient needs
Provide a wide range of treatments, including
* Restorations
* Extractions
* Endodontics (root canal treatment)
* Cosmetic dentistry
* Use digital workflows where appropriate (including digital scanning)
Interpret radiographs and other imaging to support diagnosis and treatment planning
Maintain accurate clinical notes and patient records in line with UK regulations
Educate patients on oral hygiene and post-treatment care
Work closely with nurses, hygienists/therapists, and the wider team to
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Participate in CPD and stay up to date with best practice and modern dentistry
Requirements / Skills
GDC registered witha UK-recognised dental qualification
Excellent communication and patient-centred approach
Strong clinical judgement and abilityto plan treatment safely and effectively. Competent in interpreting radiographs and diagnostic imaging
Good organisation and attention to detail with clinical records
Comfortable working independently and as part of a team
Previous UK dental experience is advantageous (but not essential if you're safe and supported)