Dentist (DDS/DMD): Dental Technology

What you'll do

This is the case-review version of micro1's dentist project. You evaluate dental cases, treatment plans and clinical workflows from real-world experience, and you analyse radiographs, digital impressions, intraoral scans and other imaging outputs.

You also assess how workflows run in practice management software, digital imaging tools, CAD/CAM systems and treatment planning platforms, spot inaccuracies, and write clear, detailed feedback grounded in clinical best practice. Other duties listed: creating and reviewing realistic dental scenarios, annotating and evaluating dental content to improve model accuracy, and documenting findings with written recommendations. The customer is not named.

Who fits

• A DDS, DMD or equivalent dental qualification with proven clinical experience and an active dental licence
• Hands-on use of dental software and digital dentistry tools in practice, such as Dentrix, Eaglesoft, Open Dental, 3Shape, CEREC or similar
• A strong understanding of practice management, digital imaging, CAD/CAM and treatment planning workflows
• Prior human data experience (annotation, labelling, RLHF, AI model evaluation or similar), which this ad marks as required
• Experience reviewing dental imaging, digital treatment plans and clinical documentation
• Analytical skill and attention to detail

No AI background is needed beyond that human data experience. No working language or country restriction is stated; the listing says "Remote".

What it pays

$80–285 per hour, micro1's published band. The ad does not say what places you within it, so plan around $80 until an offer says otherwise. No hours, duration or payment schedule are stated.

Worth knowing

Good:

• A high band for remote contract work
• Forty openings
• Work built around imaging and digital tools you already use
• Software names in the ad make it easy to judge your fit

Less good:

• Prior human data experience is required here, which narrows the pool
• A very wide band with no published basis
• Contractor engagement: no benefits, your own tax to manage
• No hours or duration stated

About this listing

Posted by micro1 on its own jobs portal and read on 19 October 2026. The band, the 40 openings and the qualifications above are its published text.

It sits beside a plainer Dentist listing on the same band and openings. That one focuses on annotating and labelling dental data and evaluating dental AI outputs, and lists prior human data experience as preferred; this one is more imaging and treatment-plan review and requires it. See micro1.