IADR Australia/New Zealand 64th Annual Scientific Meeting
- When
- 30 Sept 2026 – 2 Oct 2026
- Where
- Perth, Australia
Country
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6 open roles listed here.
Dental 359
Subiaco, Perth WA, Australia
Modern preventive-care role using guided biofilm therapy and supporting implant patients.
My Dental Curtin
Curtin, Canberra ACT, Australia
Three-to-four-day role with broad OHT scope, including pediatric care and a full recall book.
Bay Family Dental
Glenelg, Adelaide SA, Australia
Part-time role with an established patient base; new graduates welcome and no weekend work indicated.
Fixed Teeth Australia Pty Ltd
Keilor Park, Melbourne VIC, Australia
Preventive and implant-maintenance role in a supportive specialist environment.
E Dental Perth
Rivervale, Perth WA, Australia
Broad-scope role in a digitally equipped practice with CBCT, scanner, laser and 3D technology.
Serco Asia Pacific
Townsville, Queensland, Australia
Civilian dental professional role delivering clinical care to Australian Defence Force members.
Explore dentistry in Australia: registration, accredited education, professional events and current career opportunities, with official resources and local navigation. Dental practitioners must be registered before practising in Australia. The Dental Board publishes registration standards and approved programs, while Ahpra administers registration. Graduation from an approved program creates a pathway to apply but does not remove the need to meet every applicable registration requirement.
The Australian Dental Council accredits entry-to-practice programs and assesses many overseas-qualified practitioners. Overseas applicants must identify the pathway for their profession and qualification. Short courses and CPD should never be represented as approved entry-to-practice qualifications.
DentalReach currently links meetings in Perth and Melbourne and active dental hygienist and oral health therapist roles. Those professional categories have defined registration and scope expectations; verify the employer, source date, deadline and registration category before applying.
Use the Australia page as a national overview, then choose an available region or city. A record from one city must not be presented as local to another. Compare location, professional category, qualification, deadline and source date before acting.
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DentalReach connects dental news, clinical education, interviews, podcasts, events, jobs, professional profiles and industry resources. The Australia page should display only records genuinely linked to the country. Readers should be able to open the original source, report outdated information and navigate back through the continent and country hierarchy.
Use the regulator linked in the official resources section; the country overview cannot replace the current registration rules.
No. Education is only one part of registration, and applicants must satisfy the regulator’s complete pathway.
Use the official accreditor or regulator program list and check the exact qualification and current status.
Check qualification recognition, examinations, language evidence, supervised practice and jurisdiction-specific requirements before paying fees.
No. CE supports learning but is not normally an entry-to-practice dental qualification.
Confirm the organiser, dates, venue, program, registration fee, cancellation policy and any CPD claim on the official page.
No. Check the listing status, source-verification date, employer page and closing deadline.
No. Directory coverage is incomplete and absence is not evidence that a dentist, clinic or service does not exist.
Any top or featured label should have a transparent, dated methodology and must not imply regulatory endorsement.
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