dental assistant

dental hygienist

patient care coordinator

dentist

dental office manager

Positive Impact Dental Alliance

The typical work day is like other dental practices. The one thing I love is the patients come first! I have learned to speak up for myself, what is right, and what I believe in.  They will listen to your concerns and help navigate through them.    It is like all places a work in progress but I do feel it is one of the best! I have worked many other DSO places and this one is by far the BEST. They understand the work life balance, that most of us our moms first, and they appreciate hard work.  The most enjoyable thing about work is hearing the patients new smile in their voice! Finding ways to help the patient get what they deserve in their smile! The doctors are top notch and appreciate my dental knowledge and background. I think the model is setup for advancement in any position through hard work.  I look forward to one day being a coach or regional manager again. The opportunity for growth in a new area is there as well.  If you spouse gets transferred I think they would rather you transfer with the company rather than leave and find somewhere else to work. I love that I am able to teach/pass on my knowledge to my team and hopefully watch them all advance in their positions! I hope this is my forever DENTAL HOME. 
Like I said ABOVE the BEST DSO I have worked for. Unlike some of the bigger known ones. 

Not to say that everyone in this company is only focused on one thing but the majority are. All they see is money and how many offices they can “acquire” or in my words take over and run all the good people out. 
They claim to have core values like “love your people” yet threaten to replace the good employees that have been at that office for years before they took over. Sad to see what has happened. The take over of the office was a horrible experience.. yet they claimed they would all be there to guide and help “train” us on the new system. NOT A SINGLE DAY OF TRAINING. Just thrown into it! The people I feel the most sorry for are the innocent patients! They have accounts that are completely messed up on balances and don’t care to actually look into them to make sure they are accurate! Hundreds of statements sent out to patients to collect money that they may not even owe!!! Ridiculous! 
Not to mention when they acquired my office they took away all of our accrued PTO. No vacations for anyone, regardless of the years you’ve put into it. And you want a raise? Yeah right, you’d have to practically beg and keep pleading until they do it or they will just replace you. “Love your people” right? Not my cup of tea, definitely feel sorry for whoever joins them and takes on the immense work load at a disgusting rate of pay.  

PIDA is a corporate dental group helping struggling dental offices. So, basically you can be hired on at a “private” office and still be a part of corporate dental. This was the first deception from PIDA. Everything from the interview on was just plain awful and unprofessional. The office & regional managers are extremely unprofessional. They were always talking about the next person on the chopping block and talking to other employees (not management) about other employees. During my time there, there was zero- no training on anything. They knew my experience coming in and still held the highest standards without training. It’s unfortunate that they do not train their employees for success. Every and anything that was said in the interview was not even close to how things ended up being. They are very driven by money and money only. Part of their motto is “patient first”, yet that is quite the opposite behavior behind closed doors. No training for new softwares, extremely unprofessional, very chaotic. Until they are fully staffed and trained to train employees, or they start treating patients with respect. This not a healthy work environment.

As a freelancer, I've worked with MANY companies over the years, and I can honestly say that Positive Impact Dental is the most amazing group I've ever had the privilege to work with. 

These people genuinely care about each other, support each other in every way (even on a personal level). The leadership is admirable. It's clear that no one micromanages, but instead our managers call out the best in each person and encourage everyone to embody their full potential, both professionally and personally.

I've learned so much and grown so much as a person in the time that I've worked with Positive Impact. I don't understand where any of these bad reviews are coming from because I've literally had NOTHING but GREAT experiences with absolutely everyone at this company. 

I would encourage anyone looking for a company that feels like a family, cares about you as a person, and will support your professional growth to consider working with Positive Impact Dental. :)

You would imagine a company with the name of “Positive” Impact Dental Alliance, with a strong emphasis on their “Core Values” would be the dream place to work.  Unfortunately, this organizations ownership and business practices lack competence, professionalism, integrity and moral ethics.  This company is truly a professionals worst nightmare.  The incompetence and egotistical driven mindset overshadows the important aspects of not only the operational side of the business but also, the care of the patients, providers, and employees who work for the company.  The turnover rate of employees is remarkable.  Lack of true knowledge in your role, questionable moral ethics, and a fake positive attitude, and doing whatever you are told no matter how questionable it is will be the only way you will stay with this company.  Truly a sad experience.

I work front office for this company. I don't feel like coming to work is a burden, at all times I am relaxed and trusted that I can do my job without having someone constantly watching over my shoulder. I have previously worked for a large corporation and did not like the "car dealership" feeling of selling dentistry. This company really does care for its patients and wants our staff to be successful. It also helps that the people that I work with love what they do and have a passion for not only dentistry but helping people in general. The hardest part about my job for me would have to be feeling like the job never ends (i like to accomplish EVERYTHING) which i also kind of enjoy, because i always have something to be working on.

Hardest part is Irrational scheduling which causes high stress and anxiety. Lack of work, life, balance, late hours and early mornings. High turnover. Lack of support from management and high up clinicians. Inadequate infection control practices. I have had a terrible experience with working for this company. They entice you with production bonuses, but they don’t tell you that your bonuses come from after all the write offs which is usually over half of the production so you barely bonus, despite breaking your back. 
Lack of transparency with the patients and employees. Most enjoyable part is close to home. My review keeps getting rejected on indeed if that tells you anything. 

Working with PIDA offers a wide community of people to help support, encourage and create productivity in the workplace. Our company offers a lot of Autonomy to be able to grow and learn and contribute to the culture of our workplaces. This is a company that requires a lot of self growth and determination as I believe you need to be ready to put in the work to obtain the goals set in place. You do need to be prepared to be self sufficient  but never hesitate to ask for help because it is always there. Its exciting to be a part of this group because we are in the midst of some of our biggest growth years and I believe the right people can make it worth while if they are willing to be a part of the building of the company.

This company offers you room to improve and there usually isn't any spots, but with the turnover rate there should be one around the corner in about 6 months. I do get to work with great people who really do care about their work and the patients. It is VERY difficult to work with new doctors and we have to reach a quota that doesn't seem attainable. Although I understand the need to make enough money to pay your employees. Overall, I would say this is a good company to work for. I do feel like they are wanting to improve work culture here. It was very rough but it's getting better and I think there is a chance for someone to enjoy and strive here.

This was the worst experience I have ever had in my career of over 40 years. This company is to busy buying & taking over new offices to give any support to existing ones. Support for the most part is non existant , training & communication? Non existant as well.  No accountability & being compensated for going above & beyond? Forget that. This company is a revolving door of people leaving & new people or Dr's coming in. My advice would be to run very fast away from this one!

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Dental assistant 58 salaries reported	$19.43 per hour
Dental hygienist 2 salaries reported	$56.00 per hour
Patient care coordinator 32 salaries reported	$19.52 per hour
Dentist 31 salaries reported	$404,839 per year
Dental office manager 19 salaries reported	$55,579 per year

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