Dental Front Office pay in Columbus, OH

Typical pay (median)

$17/hr

≈ $35K/yr full time

Middle half of postings

$16–$18/hr

Half of the postings pay in this range

Top-paying postings

$22/hr+

What the best 10% offer

Based on 10 current job postings near Columbus, OH that list pay · updated October 6, 2026.

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$14$16$18$20$22$24Median $17
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PayJobPractice
$22–$24/hrFront Desk - Arch City Dental WestervilleDental Associates Group
$18–$27/hrFront Desk ReceptionistSwift7 Consultants
$18/hrFront Desk SupportNorth Community Counseling Centers Inc
$17–$18/hrMedical Front Office - Patient Service SpecialistSelect Medical
$16–$18/hrFront Desk Clerk- 2nd ShiftIndus Hotel Corp
$17/hrHotel Front Desk Clerk - Full-time - 3pm-11pm- Springhill Suites by Marriott Columbus EastonConcord Hospitality Enterprises
$16–$17/hrFront Desk AgentHilton Worldwide Holdings
$15–$16/hrFront Desk AgentRRI West Management LLC
$14–$16/hrFront Desk RepresentativeSmart Stack Impact
$10–$20/hrFront Desk ReceptionistPenzone Salons

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How we calculate this: we gather current dental front office postings near Columbus, OH from job boards across the web and keep only those where the employer states pay. Estimates made by job boards are left out. Each posting counts once at the midpoint of its range, converted to an hourly rate where needed (hourly and yearly are compared at 40 hours a week). It reflects what practices are advertising now — not a survey of what everyone currently earns.