Dental Technician Removable
dcs dental labPortland (ME)
About the role
Removable Dept. Manager
Location: South of Portland, OR
Shift: DayJob Type: Full-time & Overtime
Salary based on experience: 75K - 95K plus benefits Quality-orientated full-service dental laboratory and state of the art facility to fabricate life-changing dental prostheses. They provide professional service to their customer, a growing company that is looking for a removable technician ready to step out on his/her career, who is proud of the quality of their work while working in a fast-paced environment. This position is a one-of-a-kind opportunity to be trained to fully run a removable department. The selected applicant will get to work side by side with a technician with decades of experience and will have the opportunity to be a part of growing a high-quality removable department.
Responsibilities: Performing all necessary tasks from start to finish:
- Acrylic finishing: complete dentures/removable partial dentures
- Denture, partial, and implant denture set-ups/waxing/finishing knowledge
- Ability to speak with dental professionals over the phone regarding technical matters
- Repairs and relines
- Nightguards (Printed & Traditional processes)
- Preferred work experience:
- Three years or more in a removable departmentC.D.T. is preferred but not required
- Experience in All on X technique is a plus
Benefits Include:
- Medical, dental & vision Insurance
- Company-matched simple IRAShort-term disability
- Vacation and holiday pay
- Opportunity for advancement and continued education encouraged and paid
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