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King Dental Arts

They like to say the people giving bad reviews are the people starting the drama. This is not true, even if you keep your head down and just focus on your work you still get blamed for drama that you aren’t even apart of, with people you don’t even talk to. They will constantly tell you how great of a job your doing and barley give you any corrections but then fire you for too many “mistakes” that happen on days that you’ve had help. They do not own up to their own mistakes and blame you for everything that happens in your job. The favorite can make many large mistakes and not get in trouble but some people have been fired on the first small mistake that they make. The only way to survive this job is to join in the little clique that the management has with certain people but will turn on you if someone else in that clique does not like you. 

You are given a set of tasks that are not out of the ordinary to perform within your job duty. Very rarely would you ever be asked to do anything else other than your job. (You will stay busy with your job [good thing]) During my time there I was able to take care of very extensive personal illnesses without any issue from management. I had nothing but support at all times. This was one of the most rewarding and professional jobs that I ever had the pleasure to perform. I also started with zero experience in anything dental, and was brought up with very stellar training and resources. When focus, patience, and pride is exhibited by the employee, it is returned ten fold by the owners. They're kind and generous people. Good attitude, humble nature, kind heart, and you have a career in King Dental Arts.

The rules don’t apply to everyone here. If you need time off for any health or personal reason, you might as well quit before they fire you because they will not allow it even with a doctors note. However, I saw for myself people (even those who were new) get days off for an anniversary, to go out of town, etc. I’ve seen so many people get fired here. One day they will tell you how great you are, and the next day they fire you in the middle of the work day. They never see it coming. They keep the absolute worst employee even though they talk poorly of him. It’s sad that they would rather have to hire new people every couple of weeks than to keep the good employees they already have. 

The managers have unrealistic expectations and play favorites, holding people to different standards. When work got slow, it was not uncommon for some people to be allowed to go home early and still get paid for the day while others were required to stay and perform duties outside their job description with no additional compensation. Talking to coworkers was grounds for discipline, as was being out of work for any reason, including illness, pregnancy, injury, family tragedy, etc. Certain positions were blamed, often publicly, for mistakes made by others. Overall, I would not recommend this employer to anyone.

The other reviews are right. This place was the worst time of my life. The owners AND “management” are fake, they will make you think you’re the best employee they have, then turn around and fire you for no reason. Their turnover rate is extremely high. The only good thing that came from this place is the few employees who are genuinely amazing people and have your back. 
The owners watch the cameras inside the building like a hawk. They question every move you make, to make you feel like you’re doing wrong, when you are just doing your job. 
STAY AWAY FROM THIS PLACE

I've worked in many settings in the past. Independent work, corporate work, small business. King Dental Arts is a small business. The environment is quiet and routine oriented, the lab provides services and products so you have to be focused. If you need a bustling environment this isn't for you. I like the pace, almost every job is done at a desk or station, and I like being organized. If you are organized, efficient, and a good verbal and non-verbal communicator you'll do well. 

Organized company. 
The owner and managers are very empathetic and friendly. Always willing to help and teach you  the work. They are very honest people. 
The team is amazing. Very good professionals. 
The lab is clean and everything has its place. 
A good place for people who like things done right and neat. Every department has its challenges and sometimes can be stressful but it’s all about having a good mind set and a great attitude. 


Pay for the job is decent and the work was pretty enjoyable too but that doesn’t outweigh everything else. This place felt like a concentration camp if you want to have any balance between work and life avoid this place like the plague. Management definitely picks favorites and you will be punished for absolutely anything they can pin on you. Do not work here unless it is your only choice.

Training is clear and  helpful. I love working with my hands and able to listen to headphones and just get into my work. I never hear bad language.
The drama people don’t last. The people here just want you to do your best and do the work the way you are taught. 

This place looks as if it’s an amazing place to work. There are smiling faces, birthday parties, and “time off”. But once you start working there, you realize how corrupt and cruel the owners are. They will tell you how important you are to the team and then fire you for no good reason. I wouldn’t wish this place on my worst enemy. This absolutely the most stressful, toxic work environment I’ve ever had the misfortune of being in! GOOD RIDDANCE!! 

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Shipping and receiving clerk 1 salary reported	$18.00 per hour
Technician trainee 1 salary reported	$19.00 per hour
Technician 2 salaries reported	$18.25 per hour
Dental technician 2 salaries reported	$18.75 per hour
Data entry clerk 2 salaries reported	$17.50 per hour

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