LinkedIn for dental practices that are hiring.
Eight factual post ideas for recruiting, training and working with your lab and colleagues.
We're looking for a new dental assistant. With us you get proper onboarding and a team that's happy to answer questions. A short message is all it takes to get in touch.
Example of a text tile8 ideas for dental practices.
More factual than Instagram, with sample text.
- 01
We're hiring a dental assistant
An honest job ad as a post: what the work is like, how onboarding works, how to get in touch.
Example We're looking for a new dental assistant. With us you get proper onboarding and a team that's happy to answer questions. A short message is all it takes to get in touch.
- 02
Training in the practice
Show how you train young people and what apprentices learn with you.
Example We train apprentices in our practice. Anyone who learns with us is at the chair from day one and has a fixed contact person. If you know someone who'd like to try the job, send them our way.
- 03
Hygiene as a team effort
Give credit to the sterilisation room and the people behind it. Often underrated in practices.
Example Behind every treatment there's work patients never see: reprocessing, documentation, checks. Thank you to everyone here who does it reliably every single day.
- 04
Working with the dental lab
Make your partnership with your lab visible without showing patient work.
Example Good dentistry is teamwork beyond the practice. We value the close contact with our dental lab: short routes and honest feedback make the difference.
- 05
New equipment, new routines
Report plainly why you invested in new equipment and what changes for the team.
Example We recently started working with a new device for digital impressions. For our team that means new routines and lots of practice, and we're keen to swap notes with colleagues about it.
- 06
What I learned taking over a practice
A personal post about running a business: staff, planning, mistakes. Goes down well with colleagues.
Example Taking over a practice mostly means taking over a team. I learned to listen first and only then change how things are done.
- 07
Share what you learned at a course
Share a thought from a training course, professional and without advertising.
Example Last week I went on a course on paediatric dentistry. My main takeaway: how much the first few minutes in the treatment room matter.
- 08
Why we keep our communication factual
Explain why your practice does without before-and-after photos. Shows your stance to colleagues and applicants.
Example On our channels you won't find before-and-after pictures or promises. We'd rather show our team and how we work. That fits professional rules and our own values.
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