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Lync Dental in Melbourne is seeking a dentist with strong restorative skills to join a female-led team. The role includes working with CBCT, iTero scanning, 3D printing, and a growing laser program as the practice expands into surgical and digital implant work.
You'll collaborate closely with a treatment coordinator and a patient relationship manager to keep patient care efficient, with room to shape how digital restorations are designed and produced as the practice grows.
An established patient base is already in place: local families seeking general dentistry, aesthetic, and orthodontic care, so there's no book to build from scratch. It's a steady flow of patients rather than an overwhelming queue to work through on day one. The role centres on restorative strength and collaboration, with room to grow into surgical and digital implant work as that side of the practice develops. CBCT, iTero scanning and 3D printing are already part of the everyday workflow, and there's a chance to help shape how digital restorations are designed and produced as that grows. The clinical approach looks at the whole picture rather than treating tooth by tooth: airway, the oral microbiome, and how the mouth connects to overall health. Curiosity about this way of working matters as much as experience.
Case planning happens as a team. Cases get brought to the table, referred across colleagues, and discussed openly, including in front of patients when it helps them to hear it. Colleagues ask each other questions and offer second opinions as a matter of course. This is a female-led clinical team, with a regular internal study club for anyone who wants to keep learning alongside the day-to-day work.