General Dentist

Tuesday – Friday

30 hours per week

We are seeking a compassionate and patient-focused General Dentist to join our established community health center in Lindsay, Ontario. This is an excellent opportunity for a provider seeking a lower-stress, quality-of-life-focused clinical environment centered around serving underserved patient populations.

This role is ideal for a dentist who enjoys straightforward general dentistry, building patient relationships, and practicing in a supportive setting without the pressure of complex procedures or heavy administrative responsibilities.

Whether you are an experienced provider, recent graduate, or a clinician seeking a slower-paced transition later in your career, this opportunity offers consistency, stability, and meaningful patient care within a mission-driven organization.

Lindsay offers a welcoming small-town atmosphere with beautiful lakes, outdoor recreation, and a strong sense of community. Located in the Kawartha Lakes region of Ontario, the area is known for its relaxed lifestyle, scenic surroundings, and affordable living compared to larger metropolitan areas.

Residents enjoy access to boating, hiking, fishing, and year-round outdoor activities while still being within reasonable driving distance of the Greater Toronto Area. Lindsay provides an excellent quality of life for providers seeking meaningful community impact alongside strong work-life balance.

• Established community health center serving the community since 2010
• Patient population primarily participating in government-supported programs
• Approximately 96% of patients enrolled in government assistance programs
• Adult and pediatric patient mix
• Straightforward restorative and preventive dentistry focus
• Supportive clinical environment designed for efficiency and provider balance

• →Provide preventive and restorative dental care
• →Perform simple extractions and denture fittings
• →Treat both adult and pediatric patients
• →Diagnose oral health conditions and develop patient-centered treatment plans
• →Educate patients on oral health and preventive care
• →Maintain high clinical standards and patient-focused care

• DDS or DMD (or Canadian equivalent) from an accredited dental school
• Active Ontario dental license (or ability to obtain)
• Comfortable practicing bread-and-butter general dentistry
• Strong communication and patient relationship skills
• Compassionate and community-oriented mindset
• Open to new graduates and experienced providers alike