Crown & Bridge / CAD-CAM Dental Technician

Posted 6 days ago

ragle dental laboratoryChampaign (IL)

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About the role

Crown & Bridge / Cad-Cam Dental Technician Ragle Dental Laboratory is seeking a Crown & Bridge / CAD-CAM Dental Technician to join our team in Champaign, Illinois. Experience in crown & bridge or CAD/CAM dental technology is preferred, but not required. We are willing to provide on-site training for the right candidate who is dependable, detail-oriented, has good hand skills, and is eager to learn. This is a full-time, in-house position working with both traditional and digital dental laboratory processes.

Key Responsibilities: Depending on experience and training, responsibilities may include: Designing crowns, bridges, implant restorations, and other fixed restorations using 3 Shape CAD software Working with zirconia and other restorative materials Contouring, staining, glazing, characterizing, and finishing restorations Checking margins, contacts, occlusion, anatomy, and esthetics Assisting with milling, sintering, and 3D printing processes Working with implant and full-arch restorative cases Zirconia preparation and coloring, including MiYOAssisting with custom shade appointments Following dentist prescriptions and laboratory quality standards Working closely with other technicians throughout the production process

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