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The job landscape in the U.S. dental industry has been anything but predictable since the Covid-19 pandemic. Initially, we saw an economic shutdown leading to massive layoffs worldwide, propelling U.S. unemployment to a record-breaking 15% in April 2020. However, 2021 turned the tables with a new trend – the ‘Great Resignation,’ where dental professionals started leaving their jobs voluntarily.
During the difficult times of 2020, most dental professionals held onto job security, putting personal satisfaction on the back burner. But as vaccines rolled out and dental practices started reopening, many realized they desired more than just job stability and decided to quit. This mass departure of dental professionals can be challenging for dental practices to handle, and that’s exactly where Edge steps in.
When a dental professional leaves, it can cost a practice significantly. Hiring and training a new person is time-consuming and expensive. The existing team, already under stress, has to cover for the departed colleague, leading to overworked staff and a potential decline in patient care quality.
Edge is here to offer a solution that saves you time, money, and stress. Our trained professionals have a deep understanding of the dental industry. They work remotely, assisting with a wide range of tasks without adding to your overhead.
With Edge, you pay a straightforward monthly fee for each Ambassador. This model eliminates the extra costs associated with local hiring. Plus, our remote employees aren’t impacted by local issues like labor shortages.
What’s more, Edge is turnover-proof! If your Edge employee isn’t working out, we’ll replace them at no extra cost. You continue paying the same monthly fee, with no hidden charges.
Your remote team member can take on a variety of tasks in your dental practice, such as:
With Edge, you can focus on your primary goal: delivering top-notch dental care. Let us handle the rest.

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