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We are hiring for dental hygiene positions for new and experienced hygienists, as well as front desk positions for administrative professionals.

Our company offers a family first mentality with flexible work hours, educational opportunities and mentorships, a safe and friendly environment, and benefits for full time employees.

Contact us today to learn about our newest opportunities! 

Click here for a list of available positions

At UPD, we are proud to serve a diverse patient population and are committed to ensuring every family feels informed, respected, and understood. To help overcome language barriers and support effective communication, we offer free professional translation services.

Our translation line connects patients with interpreters in over 200 languages, and we can arrange for American Sign Language (ASL) interpreters with 72 hours’ notice.

These services are provided at no cost because every patient deserves clear, compassionate care—no matter what language they speak.

Our place in the WNY community enables us to practice what we teach. Our mission is to deliver exceptional dental care tailored to the unique needs of each child. We are dedicated to creating a warm and supportive atmosphere where young patients feel comfortable and confident. By utilizing advanced technology and the expertise of our skilled team, we aim to promote optimal oral health while educating families on the importance of preventive care, ensuring bright and healthy smiles for a lifetime.

UPD Dental Associates Maple Rd Location

1800 Maple Rd.
Williamsville, NY
(716) 688-7712

South Buffalo

515 Abbott Rd.
South Buffalo, NY
(716) 828-3575

West Amherst

3950 E. Robinson Rd.
West Amherst, NY
(716) 995-4490

Main St.

1091 Main Street
Buffalo, NY
(716) 242-8200

Niagara Falls

521 Buffalo Ave.
Niagara Falls, NY
(716) 282-5725

EA

394 Main St
East Aurora, NY
(716) 655-8880

East Compass

425 Michigan Ave.
Buffalo, NY
(716) 402-1090

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