Location & Practice Overview

The position is located at a community dental office in Augusta, Georgia, that provides accessible family-focused care. The office functions as a multi-specialty practice supported by a national dental services organization.

Practice Type Community dental office with multi-specialty support
Care Setting Outpatient clinic
Geographic Context Augusta, GA (CSRA region)
Practice Model Supported practice with on-site clinical team

Responsibilities

  • Perform surgical extractions and complex tooth removal across the dentition when clinically appropriate
  • Deliver oral surgery care efficiently and safely in the supported clinic environment
  • Collaborate with on-site dental teams to ensure compliant, patient-centered care
  • Complete clinical documentation according to practice and regulatory standards

Work centers on providing scheduled procedural coverage on PRN days and integrating with the existing office team rather than managing independent operations.

Qualifications & Requirements

Candidates must meet the core credentialing standards for oral and maxillofacial surgery practice in Georgia and be prepared to work in a community dental setting.

Degree
DDS or DMD from a CODA-accredited dental program
Residency
Completion of a CODA-accredited Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery residency
Licensure
Active Georgia dental license or eligibility for licensure
Professional Focus
Commitment to delivering oral surgery care in a community dental environment

Compensation & Benefits

Pay is structured on a daily basis for PRN oral surgery coverage and is designed to reward both guaranteed minimums and production.

  • Daily compensation of $1,200–$5,000, paid as the greater of a guaranteed daily minimum or a percentage of adjusted production
  • No practice overhead or long-term employment commitment

Schedule & Work Environment

Frequency 1–2 days per month
Scheduling Approach Coordinated around the provider’s existing practice or hospital commitments
Work Mode On-site PRN / moonlighting
Clinical Support Dedicated dental assistants trained for oral surgery; digital imaging and practice-management software on site
Compliance Training Annual OSHA, HIPAA, and Emergency Management training provided

Patient Population & Clinical Setting

Patients are primarily children, adolescents, and family members seeking accessible oral health care in an outpatient community dental office, including individuals covered by Medicaid and other public programs.

Primary Age Groups Children, teens, and accompanying family members
Setting Outpatient community dental clinic
Access Focus Underserved and Medicaid-eligible populations
Visit Type Scheduled procedural appointments requiring oral surgery support

Clinical Focus & Key Services

The professional core of the role is the provision of oral surgical services within an established multi-specialty community dental practice that already offers general dentistry and orthodontics.

Core Service Surgical and complex extractions as the primary procedural focus
Integration Model Oral surgery delivered inside an existing general and orthodontic practice
On-Site Technology Digital radiography and panoramic imaging available for procedural support

Role Highlights

This opportunity is deliberately structured as limited-commitment, high-support PRN coverage rather than a traditional full-time or independent oral surgery practice.

  • True moonlighting format limited to 1–2 days per month that can be scheduled around existing clinical work
  • On-site dental assistants already trained specifically for oral surgery support
  • Complete operational infrastructure (DentaPro software, digital imaging, compliance training) supplied by the practice
  • Zero practice overhead, staffing, or administrative responsibility for the surgeon

About Youth Dentistry & Braces - a Benevis company

Youth Dentistry & Braces is a Georgia-based community dental practice focused on pediatric and family care, including orthodontics. It operates with non-clinical support from Benevis, a dental services organization that helps locally branded offices deliver accessible oral health services, particularly to underserved populations.

Organization Type Community dental practice supported by a national DSO
Service Focus Pediatric, family, and multi-specialty dental care
Support Model Non-clinical operational services provided by Benevis
Mission Alignment Expanding access to dental care in community settings

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this a full-time oral surgery position?
No. It is structured as a PRN / moonlighting role limited to approximately 1–2 days per month and is intended to complement, not replace, an existing practice or hospital schedule.
How is daily compensation determined?
Providers are paid the greater of a guaranteed daily minimum or a percentage of adjusted production, within the stated range of $1,200–$5,000 per day.
Will I need to supply my own staff or equipment?
No. The office supplies dedicated dental assistants trained for oral surgery, digital x-ray and panoramic imaging, and the DentaPro practice-management system.
What patient age groups are typically seen?
The practice primarily treats children and adolescents, with family members also receiving care in the same outpatient community setting.
Can the work days be arranged around my current clinical schedule?
Yes. Oral surgery days are deliberately coordinated around the provider’s existing practice or hospital commitments.
What clinical support and training does the office provide?
Providers work with dental assistants trained for oral surgery procedures and receive annual OSHA, HIPAA, and Emergency Management training as part of the practice infrastructure.

Oral Surgeon in Augusta, GA

This PRN Oral Surgeon role in Augusta, Georgia, gives practicing oral and maxillofacial surgeons a flexible way to add limited procedural days to their existing clinical schedule. The position is based at Youth Dentistry & Braces, a community dental office supported by Benevis that focuses on accessible care for children, teens, and families. On scheduled days the surgeon provides the practice’s oral surgical services—centered on surgical and complex extractions—inside an outpatient setting already equipped with digital imaging, panoramic radiography, and dedicated assistants trained for oral surgery. Daily pay is calculated as the greater of a guaranteed minimum or a percentage of adjusted production and ranges from $1,200 to $5,000. Coverage is limited to one or two days per month and is arranged around the surgeon’s other professional commitments. Required credentials include a DDS or DMD from a CODA-accredited program, completion of a CODA-accredited oral and maxillofacial surgery residency, and a Georgia dental license or eligibility for licensure. The arrangement carries no practice ownership, staffing, or administrative overhead, making it a practical option for surgeons seeking supplemental volume in a fully supported community dental environment.

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