Dental Assistant Commute Time

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Average One-Way Commute Time (in minutes) by Employer Name
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Family Dental28.9 minutes  
   
Aspen Dental25.6 minutes  
Pacific Dental Services Incorporated21.0 minutes  
Family Dental Care13.3 minutes  
Dentalworks31.7 minutes  
Heartland Dental Care26.7 minutes  
Great Expressions Dental Centers10.0 minutes  
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