Dr. Sophie Polymeneas

11/15/2023

Are you a passionate Level 2 Dental Assistant with an eye for detail and a commitment to excellence? We want you to be part of our close-knit team at our boutique dental office in Maple, Ontario!

Key Details:

Location: Maple, Ontario
Employment: Full-time
Workdays: Monday to Thursday
Saturdays: 3 Saturdays a month
Experience: Will train, but previous experience is an asset
Why Join Us:

✨ Boutique Style: We're not your typical dental office; we offer a unique, personalized experience for our patients. You'll be a part of something special!

✨ Supportive Team: Our team is like family, and we support each other in providing top-notch care to our patients.

✨ Training Opportunities: If you're new to Level 2 Dental Assisting, don't worry – we provide training to help you excel in your role, only bring your hunger to learn and grow.

✨ Convenient Location: Our office is located in the heart of Maple, easy by transportation and free parking.

Responsibilities:

Assisting with dental procedures
Preparing treatment rooms
Patient care and comfort
Sterilization and infection control
Record-keeping and documentation
Requirements:

Level 2 Dental Assisting certification (HARP)
IPAC, WHIMS, CPR
Positive attitude and strong work ethic
Excellent communication and teamwork skills
A desire to learn and grow in your role
Previous dental assisting experience is an asset
If you're looking to join a dynamic team, provide top-notch care in a boutique setting, and further your career in dental assisting, we'd love to hear from you! Apply today by sending your resume and a brief introduction to [email protected]

Job Type: Full-time

Salary: $24.00-$28.00 per hour

Benefits:

Company events
Dental care
On-site parking
Flexible Language Requirement:

French not required
Supplemental pay types:

Bonus pay
Education:

Secondary School (preferred)
Experience:

Dental assisting: 1 year (preferred)
Licence/Certification:

Certified Dental Assistant Level 2 (preferred)
Work Location: In person

Expected start date: 2023-11-20

10/10/2021

At this time of Thanksgiving, we want to express our appreciation for our family of patients and friends. May you enjoy this celebration in the company of family and good friends. Great health and good times to all!

Happy Thanksgiving 🍁🦃

08/03/2021

😀Transform your smile with Invisalign clear aligners 😀

We will be providing complimentary consultations to answer all of your questions about Invisalign treatment.

😀Invisalign Treatment Offer😀
Special offering $500 off or $500 Deposit
Ask us how!

Limited space available - call today.
905-832-4886
Maple Dental Centre
Dr. Sophie Polymeneas
9300 Keele Street
Maple, ON, L6A1P4

05/12/2021

This always makes me chuckle! 😂

We are open to adding to our family of patients.

05/12/2021

I had a lot of fun making this! At Maple Dental Centre, we ensure our patients that their safety is our top priority. Share this if you our team has ever positively impacted your life!

04/26/2021

April is Oral Cancer Month.
Oral cancer can be life threatening if it is not treated early enough and correctly, that’s why it’s SUPER important to book an oral cancer screening at your next dental appointment so we can catch it early 🦷.

If you have a red or white patch of tissue in your mouth 👄 you should visit Dr.Sophie immediately if it does not heal within 14 days!

Call us- 905-832-4886 ☎️

04/19/2021

When you’re in the dental chair for a routine visit, you may be thinking, “I hope I don’t have any cavities” and, “I love how clean my teeth feel after I’m done.”

The last thing you’re probably thinking about is cancer.🩸

Sometimes a routine dental checkup can uncover lymphoma, a type of cancer, before other signs are even present. And while a cancer discovery is not welcomed, early detection is. 🗣

Lymphoma is a cancer of the body's immune system. There are two types: Hodgkin's lymphoma and non-Hodgkin's lymphoma.

Lymphomas are the third most common cancer worldwide. 🌎

Non-Hodgkin's lymphoma is one of the most common cancers diagnosed. Non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma is diagnosed in extranodal sites in 40% of cases, and the head and neck region is the second most affected, with an incidence of 11–33%, Among the intraoral findings 👄, the most frequent were ulcerations, pain, swelling, and tooth mobility.

Many times, lymphomas are discovered when people find painless swelling in areas near lymph nodes. These can include swelling in the armpits, groin, abdomen, and neck.

So, when Dr. Sophie sweeps her hands down your neck during an oral cancer screening, she is checking for swollen lymph nodes in your neck.

While you wouldn't normally dream of connecting lymphoma and teeth, it's essential to keep up with your regular health and dental appointments.

Dr. Sophie and her team are workers and always here for your you.

04/14/2021

Why dentistry and dentists are still important?

Having an accurate record of food and alcohol intake is important for managing a number of diseases including diabetes, various cardiovascular conditions,

03/14/2021

Could our patients finally be falling in love with us???💋🦷❤️💗

Patients say dental appointments help fill an eternally blank calendar during lockdown.

03/06/2021

Poor oral hygiene can lead to higher levels of body inflammation and vice versa....”
Do not miss your dental cleanings to stay healthy and keep your immune system working.

Did you know there is a link between inflammation and oral health? Find out more about the relationship in this in-depth guide.

02/16/2021

“Maintaining healthy teeth and gums in an effort to avoid developing or worsening periodontal disease is absolutely crucial in the midst of a global pandemic like COVID-19, which is also known to trigger an inflammatory response" says AAP President, Dr. James G. Wilson.

Now more than ever, keep your inflammation low by keeping your dental cleaning appointments.

A new study finds that gum disease may raise the chances of hospitalization or death if COVID-19 strikes.

01/09/2021

If you eat sugar often without good oral hygiene, damage to your and may happen. Poor oral hygiene can create teeth that are overly sensitive to sugar and sensations like, heat or cold.

If you have tooth damage, it can make your teeth very sensitive to things like sugar, hot, and cold foods.