dental assistant

treatment coordinator

associate dentist

dental hygienist

dental office manager

Gold Coast Dental

As a dentist, finding the right environment to practice ethically and independently was very important to me—and I found exactly that here. From day one, I’ve had complete freedom to diagnose and treat patients based on my clinical judgment. There’s no pressure to meet sales quotas or recommend unnecessary procedures, which unfortunately has been my experience at other DSOs. It’s incredibly refreshing to work for a company that prioritizes patient care and trusts its providers.

The work atmosphere is another standout feature. The staff is not only skilled but also genuinely supportive and kind. Everyone works as a team, and there’s a strong sense of mutual respect. It makes the day flow smoothly and allows me to focus entirely on my patients without distractions or drama.
We’re always well-stocked with materials, which eliminates delays and lets me work efficiently and confidently. I don’t have to worry about cutting corners or making compromises due to supply issues.
I come in, do my work, and leave knowing I provided quality care in an environment that values integrity. It’s rare to find a place where you can grow professionally while maintaining your ethics and enjoying your day-to-day work—but this is that place. I truly love it here.

As a compliance and payroll manager, you play a crucial role in ensuring the company’s adherence to legal standards and the timely, accurate processing of employee compensation. This position requires a keen attention to detail and a strong understanding of ever-evolving regulations, making it both challenging and intellectually stimulating. You enjoy the satisfaction of solving complex compliance issues and addressing payroll discrepancies, knowing that your work directly impacts the financial well-being of employees and the company’s legal standing. The role also offers continuous learning opportunities and necessitates collaboration with various departments, fostering a broad professional network. While the job can be demanding, especially during peak periods, the sense of accomplishment and the stability it provides make it highly rewarding.

What is the best part of working at the company?
Working with coworkers you get along well with. 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Majority of equipment and tools are not working correctly. There is consistently a problem and the company expects you to make money with essentially no help. The concept of booking patients efficiently is non existent. You will frequently be yelled or nagged at for not being able to seat patients even when there is physically no where to seat the patient. 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Very negative. You will be micro managed. Every day you will come in stressed not knowing what rooms will be available/working efficiently. There is no sense of unity or teamwork between front and back office. Staff are quick to blame others.
 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Once you step foot into these offices you will at one point feel wronged or overwhelmed. People are not always willing to help even when you are new. Regional managers will literally yell at you in front of patients. I have witnessed some individuals crying because of the unprofessionalism and disrespect.

I graduated and joined the company full time for about 3 years now. I mostly do exams crowns and bridge and some endo. I signed up for the doctor VIP program and enrolled in their implant course. It has helped me so much to expand my diagnosis and treatment options. I started in one of the slower offices and moved up to the Brea location which is more fast paced. I enjoy it more because I see more patients and the days go by fast! The overall culture is good. Staff knows that they are there to take care of the patients and do it efficiently. The hardest part of my job was to keep up with the more skilled doctors. I enjoy the most that they have 4 day work weeks. 

Started as a call agent about a year ago and now I'm getting trained to become a treatment coordinator. I've learned a lot about customer service and my manager is amazing. The culture at headquarters is great! They offer a lot of challenges to keep you busy and well rewarded. The hardest part of the job is working on the weekends shifts but I got used to it. I loved my time at the call center but I'm glad they were able to see my potential and help me advance in my career.

Depends on the office that you work at but they are pretty busy which is nice because it makes the day go by fast. Good support from all team members around. You definitely learn the good, the bad, and the ugly of dentistry but overall great experience. 
Management was tough but it helped me grow. The hardest part of the job was keeping up with the company growth.
The most enjoyable part was the amazing staff. You could always count on your coworkers to have your back if you were falling behind or needed help 

Generally fast paced which is good because the days go by quickly.  Office and equipment is fairly new and easy to use.  Fully digital office.  Doctors are good and do all sorts of procedures.  They expect you to be able to do your job but if you're working hard and are trying, they are good at working with you.  Lazy people don't last long around here.  Lots of patients and doctors don't seem to be doing extra unnecessary things on them.

Employee are being treated unfair. Front desk employee can clock in one hour before doctor come in, take only 30 minutes lunch and then stay until whatever time they choice to leave. However,  for the back office assistant. We are instructed to clock in only 10 mins before doctor come in, force to take one hour lunch and leave right away after the doctor leave office. This is very unfair to the back office staff. Where front office staff can earn many overtime they want to but not the back office assistant.

What is the best part of working at the company?
The training and the competitive salary. 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Haven’t found one yet

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Great! Positive work environment. Management encourages staff to grow and move up. Lots of opportunity for advancement.

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Work on daily goals, focus patient needs, treatment plan, plan next day, run reports. Look at data and determine areas of improvement.

I joined this company as a referral after my previous job started cutting my hours. It was a bit challenging at first because the pace here is much faster than my last office, but I’ve come to appreciate it — the day goes by quickly. The coworkers are great, and the environment is focused and efficient. You come in, take care of the patients, and head out. No drama, just solid teamwork.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Dental assistant 69 salaries reported	$22.67 per hour
Treatment coordinator 69 salaries reported	$23.62 per hour
Associate dentist 54 salaries reported	$807 per day
Dental hygienist 28 salaries reported	$59.68 per hour
Dental office manager 21 salaries reported	$33.05 per hour

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