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Modern Dental Laboratory USA is a world-class, rapidly growing, global company with strong benefit packages and great long-term stability. We operate in over 25 locations in North America as both MicroDental Laboratories and Modern Dental Laboratory USA and Canada. With our focus on Quality, Value, and Legendary Customer Care, our Centers are devoted to building strong and lasting relationships with our dentists and their team members. Our Company has the following to offer: -Excellent compensation plan with benefits including medical, dental, life insurance, short/long term disability, 401(k), vacation and holidays -Flexible working hours -Career advancement opportunities -Investments in the latest technology -Exclusively focused in cosmetic, implant and digital design for fixed prosthodontics

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Long-Term Disability

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Delaware

Newark, DE

Georgia

Savannah, GA

Illinois

Chicago, IL

Massachusetts

Millbury, MA

Michigan

Troy, MI

Washington

Bellevue, WA Bellevue, WA

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