Dental Technician

Job Description
- Work alongside dentists and dental team to develop treatment plans for patients in need of crown and bridge restorations.
- Implement CAD and CAM software to create precise and aesthetically pleasing dental crowns and bridges.
- Evaluate dental impressions, digital scans, and patient records to construct accurate 3D models for crown and bridge fabrication.
- Choose and tailor suitable materials (e.g., porcelain, zirconia) based on durability, biocompatibility, and patient preferences.
- Collaborate effectively with dental lab technicians by providing clear instructions and specifications for fabrication.
- Conduct quality control assessments on restorations to ensure they meet established standards of fit, occlusion, aesthetics, and functionality.
- Stay up-to-date with advances in dental technology and materials by actively participating in continuing education programs.
- Maintain accurate records and documentation pertaining to case particulars, design specifics, materials, and other pertinent information.

**; Requirements**:
- **Job Requirements**:

- Dental Technology Certificate or equivalent qualification.
- Hard Skills: CAD/CAM proficiency, 3D modeling, material selection expertise.
- Soft Skills: Communication, teamwork, attention to detail, time management.
- Strong artistic abilities for aesthetic restorations.
- Knowledge of dental anatomy, occlusion, and treatment planning.
- Understanding of infection control and safety protocols in the dental laboratory.
- Ability to adapt to new technologies and willingness to learn.
- Organizational skills to manage multiple cases efficiently.
- Prior experience in a dental laboratory is advantageous.

**Note**: The Dental Technician should possess a Dental Technology Certificate or equivalent qualification. Essential hard skills include CAD/CAM proficiency, 3D modeling, and material selection expertise. Strong artistic abilities, communication, teamwork, attention to detail, and time management are vital soft skills. Knowledge of dental anatomy, occlusion, and treatment planning is necessary. Familiarity with infection control and safety protocols is required. Adaptability to new technologies and willingness to learn are important. Prior experience in a dental laboratory is advantageous.