Perform ceramic layering and anatomical carving on implant abutments and superstructures for implant crown fabrication
Precisely adjust margins and contact points on implant copings and frameworks; verify and correct fit prior to firing
Apply porcelain build-up on zirconia, PFM (Porcelain-Fused-to-Metal), and other framework materials for implant superstructures
Perform shade matching and custom characterization to achieve natural, patient-specific results
Execute firing, glazing, and finishing processes including surface polishing, final luster, and texture refinement using rubber points, diamond paste, and polishing wheels
Perform quality inspection and final contouring and occlusal adjustment of completed implant crowns
Utilize CAD/CAM systems for digital design and post-milling processing where applicable
Read and interpret prescriptions and specifications received from dentists
Communicate with partner dental clinics regarding case details including shade, design requests, and scheduling via phone and email
Receive and register orders in the ERP system; handle case intake, recordkeeping, and shipment/receipt confirmation
Perform inventory checks for materials and supplies; assist with basic document organization and data entry
Maintain a clean, organized work area and equipment at all times
Perform other duties as assigned
Qualifications
Minimum 5 years of experience in implant crown fabrication, ceramic layering, framework adapting, and polishing; level negotiable based on experience
Working knowledge of implant superstructures including abutments and screw-retained restorations
Proficiency with zirconia, E-Max, PFM, PFZ, PFG, and other common restoration materials
Strong color sense and fine manual dexterity for detailed anatomical carving and shade matching
Strong understanding of dental aesthetics and occlusion
Good communication skills with ability to interact professionally with dental clinic clients
Night guard fabrication experience
Comfortable with basic office software (Excel, document preparation)
Strong attention to detail and patience for meticulous, repetitive work
Experience with CAD/CAM software (3Shape, Exocad, etc.) preferred
Portfolio of implant cases (single crowns, bridges, etc.) preferred
Experience with client-facing communication or sales support for dental clinics preferred
Completion of overseas dental technology training (e.g., German or Japanese layering techniques) preferred
Willingness to learn new digital dentistry technologies preferred
Compensation & Benefits
Hourly Rate: $25 – $40 per hour depending on experience
Medical, Dental & Vision Insurance coverage for you and your family
Life Insurance & AD&D: Basic Life Insurance and AD&D, 100% company-sponsored
Disability Insurance: Short-term and long-term disability, 100% company-sponsored
401(k) Plan: Company match up to 5% of salary
Paid Time Off: 15 days in the first year (6 vacation + 9 sick days), increasing to 20 days from the second year
Birthday PTO: One paid day off on your birthday
Paid Holidays: 10 paid holidays per year
About Hiossen
Hiossen, established by its parent company Osstem in 2006 in Pennsylvania, USA, saw its evolution into Hiossen Implant by 2007 in NJ. Through innovative technology and a steadfast commitment to superior implant products, Hiossen has emerged as one of the leading global manufacturers of dental implants and equipment. Hiossen, Inc. and our global affiliates collectively have approximately 4,500 employees worldwide, operating in more than 40 countries and a sales distribution presence in more than 70 countries.