Orthodontist

About the Medical Center

Manart al Moroj Medical Center is a community-focused healthcare provider in Tabūk, delivering dependable medical and dental services with a patient-first approach. The center emphasizes modern treatment methods, a professional clinical setting, and teamwork across disciplines to provide well-rounded care for patients of all ages. It is also expanding its services and clinical team to better support the local community.

Role Overview

This full-time, on-site Orthodontist position in Tabūk involves evaluating dental and facial structure, identifying orthodontic issues, and creating tailored treatment plans for each patient. The role includes fitting and fine-tuning braces and aligners, reviewing treatment progress, and advising patients on oral hygiene and preventive care.

Key Duties

• Examine patients’ teeth, jaws, and facial alignment to determine orthodontic needs.
• Diagnose malocclusions and other orthodontic conditions and outline appropriate treatment plans.
• Place, adjust, and monitor braces, aligners, and related orthodontic appliances.
• Track treatment outcomes and make changes when necessary to keep progress on course.
• Provide guidance on oral hygiene, preventive practices, and day-to-day care during treatment.
• Maintain complete and accurate clinical documentation for each patient.
• Work closely with dentists, physicians, and other clinical staff to coordinate patient care.
• Educate patients and family members on treatment options, procedures, and expected results.
• Follow safety protocols, quality standards, and applicable professional regulations.
• Support a respectful, inclusive, and comfortable experience for every patient.

Qualifications

• Solid knowledge of dentistry and orthodontics, including the diagnosis and treatment of malocclusions and related concerns.
• Practical capability in treatment planning and the safe application of orthodontic devices and procedures.
• Background in comprehensive dental care, including preventive, restorative, and follow-up treatment across varied patient groups.
• A recognized dental degree with specialization in orthodontics, along with a valid license or eligibility to practice in the region.
• Strong communication and people skills, with the ability to explain treatment plans clearly and collaborate in a multidisciplinary setting.
• Commitment to evidence-based practice, ongoing learning, and consistently high ethical and safety standards.

Additional Information

This is a full-time onsite role. No salary, vacancy count, start date, or application deadline was specified in the source.