Highly ambitious, self-motivated, reliable, and loyal employee. I have 14 years of experience in the same field. Clinical background as a dental assistant for almost a year. Had a practice management diploma to enhance my experience. During those years of experience, I had multiple roles starting from Dental assistant for only a year, then Junior receptionist, Senior Receptionist, Treatment planner and coordinator for general and orthodontics treatment, Assistant Practice Manager, and a Practice manger. I’m flexible to work in any of the above roles according to the workplace needs. Committed to bring dedication, hard work, responsibility, and accountability to the job. Experience in direct patient care, routine laboratory tasks, creating and updating patient records. Managing multiple accounts for the Saudi Embassy cultural mission, pediatrics department and clinic debtors account in addition to the clinical material and office data. I always put patients first, tailoring care plans to each person’s unique needs. When a patient walks into the room, I want them to feel like they're the most important person there. I'm passionate about dentistry and continuously seek opportunities to learn and improve my skills. I dedicate the necessary time and effort to provide top-notch care. I also believe in creating a fun and collaborative environment with my team, making the experience enjoyable for both patients and staff. Going the extra mile is essential to me, and I understand that patient care extends beyond the clinic visit. Aftercare is crucial, and I strive to ensure our patients feel supported every step of the way. Strong knowledge of dental software’s such as Oasis, D4W, and Core practice software. Excellent customer services and problem solving. Adapt competently to follow dentists / Managers instructions precisely with patients. I look forward to becoming a proactively unique team player who will invest nothing but the best. I believe it’s all relying on good organization and teamwork. From the front office staff to the hygienist to the dental assistant to the dentist, everyone needs to work together and in an organized way. This ensures that the practice runs smoothly, and patients get the best care possible. If someone doesn’t follow the systems in place, it could interrupt the dental office rhythm. Disorganization can create unnecessary confusion and slow down what should be routine processes.