Dental Nurse

Dental Nurse

Full Time working 40 hours per week at Victoria House Dental, 2 Victoria Street, Loughborough. LE11 2EN
. Dentistry, Redefined.

At Rodericks Dental Partners, we believe that outstanding patient care depends on skilled, dedicated dental professionals. You will assist chairside, contributing to patient experiences and the success of the practice.

• Large old house over 3 floors
• 11 surgeries computerised using Dentally software
• Long standing team and clinical PM
• Specialist services:
  Invisalign, Implants, MOS
• Countryside setting, near Loughborough University, small‑town charm, independent shops & cafés
• 1 mile from Loughborough train station, bus stop nearby, M1 (J23)
• Car parks nearby

• Assist dentists during a wide range of clinical procedures
• Prepare and maintain dental instruments, equipment, and materials
• Uphold high standards of infection control and surgery cleanliness
• Provide reassurance and support to patients throughout their visit
• Maintain accurate patient records and manage administrative tasks
• Promote and advise patients on oral health and dental care products
• Play an important role in creating a friendly, welcoming atmosphere for patients and the team

• Qualified and GDC-registered Dental Nurse
• Confident and professional communication skills
• Strong attention to detail and excellent organisational skills
• Comfortable working in a clinical environment, including procedures where you may see blood or surgical treatments
• Ability to work well both independently and as part of a team
• A caring, compassionate approach towards patients and colleagues
• A proactive attitude towards learning and professional development

"My experience working with Rodericks Dental Partners has been both rewarding and enriching. I’ve had the opportunity to work alongside a supportive and professional team, which has helped me grow both personally and professionally. I have enjoyed the patient interaction and the variety of treatment we assist with. Being able to support patients throughout their dental journey, especially those who may be anxious and nervous, and seeing their confidence grow after treatment is incredibly rewarding.

I’ve gained valuable clinical skills, built a lot of confidence, and developed stronger communication skills, especially when supporting nervous patients. Overall, I have felt supported by my approachable colleagues, and I’ve become more independent and resourceful in my role. One moment that stood out to me was helping a very anxious patient who hadn’t seen a dentist in years; by the end of the appointment, they were visibly more relaxed and thanked me personally for making the experience easier.

It reminded me how much of a difference we can make, not just through clinical work, but through empathy and support."
Nilly, Qualified Dental Nurse