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Assist dentists and hygienists in quality diagnosis using x-rays, verbal communication, and other dental tests. Expanded Functional Dental Assistant. Medical, dental, and vision insurance with company contribution.
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If you are a talented dental practice manager, dental billing manager, or billing manager interested in dentistry, this might be the position for you! We are a growing dental group with a unique multidisciplinary model.
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Improving oral health, solving dental challenges and bettering smiles every day. This role is associated with the affiliated dental office listed at the top of the job posting on our career site.
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Ongoing research linking oral health and general health will continue to spur demand for preventative dental services, which are often provided by dental hygienists. Ongoing research linking oral health and general health will likely continue to increase demand for preventative dental services.
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Dental Territory Sales Representative. Is versed on dental office products and services, and industry information. Has a desire to be a business partner with dental offices, not just a sales representative.
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Instructs graduate students and pre-doctoral dental students on taking digital radiographs, cone beam radiographs and cone beam scans. The Indiana University School of Dentistry has been advancing oral health in the state and beyond since 1879, when it was founded as the Indiana Dental College.
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